terry always comes over with a gang of girl. terry, who's your friend right here?e're trying get terry to hook us up with his friends. terry starts looking more and more like his girlfriends. we're like, whoa, terry, are you gay? you really are gay? >> but maynard, serving time for felony prostitution isn't just homosexual. he's convinced he's a female inside a male's body. >> my status is touch and go. trying to find somebody to be my cellie without the criticism. >> because you're a transgender. if you live in my cell, you got to do this. i can't say that. but do this, "b" do that. clean up. wash my clothes. they try to take advantage of him and don't look at him as a person. i look at terry as a person. i treat him as i want to be treated. >> lee acknowledged there was a time in his life where he wouldn't have been so accepting. >> years ago when i was young i probably wouldn't be sitting here. i would still be stuck with the image thing. i was really into the gang-banger scene. i was really caught up. >> lee's childhood neighborhood was riddled with gangs. and

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after all, we're metlife. >>> welcome, terry grossman. on the live line and we'll be with you in just a moment. also, ray kurzweil. >> good to be here. >> and jay olshanski. >> thank you. >> what we want to focus on is this book that you and dr. grossman have written, "fantastic voyage." live long enough to live forever. the science behind radical life extension. can you give us a brief outline of why you believe that it will be possible within the lifetimes of many of our viewers to achieve immortality? >> we talk about three bridges to radically extending our longevity. and bridge one is really gathering the knowledge we have to short circuit, circumvent premature death and remain healthy, things like heart disease that kills two-thirds of a million americans, there's a lot more we can do to prevent premature death than people realize. so we provide a comprehensive program. it's not a one-trick pony, it's not just cut your cautious, cut your fat, eat grapefruit, it's really a comprehensive s ideas drawn from the baths of many different

we talk about terry's oldest son, josh, who is in prison. of the hospital. she has cancer, and we talk about his other two children. >> and when you have been corresponding with terry, obviously in oklahoma city so many people were touched by this terrorist attack, do other family members of people who died that day understand what you're doing? are they angry with you? what's their reaction been to your decision to become friends in a sense with terry nichols? >> they don't say anything one way or the other. i don't try to push it off on them and if they -- they don't act like they are angry with me, and if they resent me writing terry, i haven't heard anything about it. >> janney, thank you so much. i appreciate it. sad in some ways but such an amazing story. i know aaron would be 22 today, and elijah, 18. thank you for being with us. >> you're welcome.

we talk about terry's oldest son, josh, who is in prison.about terry's mother, who has been in and out of the hospital. she has cancer, and we talk about his other two children. >> and when you have been corresponding with terry, obviously in oklahoma city so many people were touched by this terrorist attack, do other family members of people who died that day understand what you're doing? are they angry with you? what's their reaction been to your decision to become friends in a sense with terry nichols? >> they don't say anything one way or the other. i don't try to push it off on them and if they -- they don't act like they are angry with me, and if they resent me writing terry, i haven't heard anything about it. >> janney, thank you so much. i appreciate it. sad in some ways but such an amazing story. i know aaron would be 22

again, josephine terry claims the former u.s. to her months after brian died claiming that the whistleblowers were lying when documents show burke knew they were telling the truth. next they blame the assistant attorney general lanny brewer for not stopping "operation fast & furious" when he learned the atf was helping argument cartels. finally they blame all those at atf, washington and the department of justice who knew and approved this operation, including attorney general eric holder. >> i say to him, you could have been a man and at least come to the family, the mother and father of brian terry and give your condolences. you had a chance to do that when you were in washington. you didn't do that. you acted like it was going to foe away and it didn't. >> holder knew about it, the president knew about it. i think anybody should be prosecuted for the innocent people that were murdered in mexico. >> reporter: the family was convinced there were enough bright people at atf and doj who knew about this and could have or should hav

joining us now is terry o'neillr president of the national organization for women.lp terry, i know youurns, so thanks for being here. >> it's great to be here. >> do you have an opinion about why mitt romney cannot make up his mind about personhood? >> you know, i don't understand it. and i'm really disturbed by his1 sug&q%=9"á$u$is should be thrown out to the states and allow the states to make a decision.e1q the last time i checked, a e1 woman's life is a life worth and you are just as much worth saving if you live in the state1 of mississippi if you live in the state of new york or new jersey. i don't know where he's coming from with let's let the state e1 decide when a woman can actually take steps to protect her own health and when she can't. >> the thing is, though, in this case, it was mississippi trying to decide as a state. mitt romney said that he would absolutely support something like that. now that mississippi has voted don't say i was in favor.q is there@pw)r)áháhere a secret anti-abortion language by which what he's doing is making sense in some level? is this one of tho

and terry is going somewhere. he said you're going to be a club fighter and terry can be a champion. we managed terry together and terry was like i think 12, 13-0 and beautiful speed fighter with a left hook. quick. quick feet. and smart. which is -- tavis: the guy that you used to manage is now my trainer. i hear these melky rourke stories in the -- mickey rourke stories in the gym all the time. >> he's one of three guys who did. tavis: he has great respect and admiration for all did you for him and his career. i raise that because only to your point, when i started boxing a year or so ago i was amazed at how much the fight game really does discipline you in every other aspect of your life. and i'm relatively disciplined person anyway. but fighting -- >> a whole other level. that focus, that concentration. it's just -- freddie roach, since he's got manny pacquiao, he's -- freddie used to sleep in the gym and he's a millionaire now but if you see freddie working in action, it's like -- it's all about concentration

but terry branstad is no fool. and in september of this year, when it came time to appoint someone to an available full-time gig on the state utilities board, he bypassed a whole bunch of people that really wanted that job, a whole bunch of republicans who really wanted that job. donors, elected officials, everybody else, and instead he appointed a conservative democrat to the job. now, why is that a genius move? it's because the democrat he appointed to that job was a state senator. a state senator from a republican-leaning district. so that promotion of that democrat out of the state senate left democrats with just a one-seat advantage in the state senate. so you get rid of that democrat, you force a special election in that democrat's district, which is a republican leaning district, and then you replace that democrat. it's easy peasy, right? thanks to branstad's move, republicans thought they could replace that democrat with a republican, and then iowa would be under 100% republican government. iowa would becom

we talk about terry's oldest son josh who's in prison. been in and out of the hospital. she has cancer. and then we talk about his other two children. >> and when you have corresponding with terry, obviously in oklahoma city so many people were touched by this terrorist attack, do other family members of people who died that day understand what you're doing, are they angry with you? what's their reaction been to your decision to become friends in a sense with terry nichols? >> they don't say anything one way or the other. i don't try to push it off on them. and if they -- they don't act like they're angry with me. and if they

our obligation is to make sure they're not another brian terry murder. >> let me ask about the district. columbia. the local government you have jurisdiction over, $10 billion budget, what are the big issues for d.c. thaw focus? >> one is to get control of their own budget. right now their budget is held hostage to a relatively small amount of appropriations through congress. we need to detach that. never again should they have to wait to finalize their budget for school kids until we finish our budget, and never again if there's a delay, a so-called government shutdown, should they be on a day-to-day basis about whether kids go to school. that's the number one issue. >> what about voting rights? >> the district of columbia has and i am responsible to enforce what is there. they have a constitutional situation where they're not a state, never intended to be a state. if they want to be a state, they can be through retrosession part of maryland. i would support that at any time and that would give them two senators and eleanor horton would be one of the their first senators of maryland. i

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terry was gunned down while on patrol last december. the new report suggests that drug gangs may have been on parole themselves looking for u.s. border agents to kill. trace gallagher is in our west coast newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: we have a copy of th the indictment that has been sealed now. it says, and i'm quoting here, it was an object of the conspiracy that one or more of the coconspirators would intentionally and forcibly assault any person and any officer or employee of the united states. now whether that means they were hunting border parole agents as the washington times says is very unclear at this point, but if that is the case it would be a security game changer along the border. now we believe that these bandits who killed agent brian tere raoerbgs or allegedl terry, or allegedly did so were part of a rip crew, they target other smugglers that are coming across the border. when the agents came upon them, they identified themselves in both english and spanish. instead of trying to flee, which border parole agents

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> things are also very tense on the campus of cal berkeley this morning. police told protest are it is time to pack up tents and go protesters there say they are not going anywhere. katie marzullo joins us live from sproul plaza with the latest. >> reporter: that tension may be mounting just now right as we speak the protesters here at occupy cal had a mic check. from what we could hear, they believe or they have reason to believe that police are mobilizing that they are gathering or coming in from different sides. that has just been announced. here's the camp. maybe 100 protesters here, most awake on their feet. there's maybe one dozen tents. again, the camping is what is illegal. the camping is in question. last week when tents went up here at sproul hall that is when police moved in swiftly and it did escalate to some amount of violence protesters claim police brutality that is why things are tense out here this morning. because the same scenario is in play. tends have again up.

>> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in san francisco. three police officers in the hospital after the patrol car they were riding in crashed into a light pole. details coming up in a live report. >>> high fire danger developing in our hills right now. we'll talk about warm weather the next two days and chilly rain slated for thursday. >>> things looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. street closures in san francisco due to police activity. details coming up. >>> 5 a.m. on this tuesday morning. first day of november, thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. three san francisco police officers are injured this morning after the bizarre crash of an unmarked police car. terry mcsweeney is live. is there another car involved? >> reporter: no other car involved according to san francisco police. this unmarked car was driving about 1:four think this morning southbound on you can see the injured officers treated three of them all with injuries none of those injuries life-threatening. according to san francisco pd un

terry mcsweeney is live at the scene. what happened there is something police always tell you not to do. >> reporter: don't resist the person trying to rob you with a gun. it doesn't payoff. this time it didn't payoff. although the suspect is still alive here at the wal-mart they've reopened half an hour ago. they opened their doors again, business as usual, except for the crime tape in the parking lot, keeping much of the parking lot cordoned off. look at the scene where this happened a few minutes ago. evidence team came out from san leandro police department to get what they can from the jackets and caps still left at the crime scene. 1:45 this morning, two officers were flagged didn't by people outside officers pull in fan a man shot in the parking lot -- in find a man shot in the parking lot and people restraining an individual. the family resisted a robbery. grabbed one of the suspects and held him until police could get there. the gunman himself got away. >> it was a robbery again bad. -- a robbery gone bad. the vi

terry does. understand that part. >> it sounds like you've had some very interesting correspondence with him. jannie, i appreciate your time and i'm sorry sorry for your loss of your grandsons. if you'd like to hear about the show, follow me @randykayecnn. >>> good morning. rapid fire, let's go. the market numbers went way up today. the dow up 391 points here. the fed decided to work with central banks to support the global economy. in fact, the senior equity trader said it's the first time we have seen this type of global coordination since november 2008. we're going to have reaction coming up from forbes magazine in a matter of minutes. >>> also, penn state has been hit with the first civil lawsuit in that whole sex abuse scandal. a lawsuit was filed against jerry sandusky, the university, and sandusky's charity. the alleged victim is now identified as john doe. >> it is jerry sandusky who abused him and violated his trust as a child for over four years. >> the lawsuit claims sandusky molested

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> we will have more results ahead. also real-time results on abc7news.com. and we will continue scrolling results at the bottom of your television screen. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is the target of a "60 minutes" investigation scheduled to air this weekend. abc news reporting she was questioned by a correspondent he asked about legislative action she oversaw in 2008 that might have benefited her husband's stock investments. specifically, he asked why legislation affecting credit card swipe fees was not brought to the house floor for a vote? she was house speaker then. earlier that year her husband purchased between one million and five million dollars worth of visa stock. pelosi told him his premise for the story is false. >>> fugitive wanted for the murder of a san francisco police officer and shootout with police on the peninsula plans to turn himself in this week after spending the past four tech cases on the run. vic lee has learned that ronald stanley bridgeforth will surrender for a department store

terry mcsweeney is live on campus.d a nasty confrontation there last week. >> reporter: yeah, i was bad last week. this time around there's a day long series of events. a number of different organizations coming to campus. occupy cal is vowing to once again set up tents on campus. that's what led police to do, well take a look at what they were doing last week when occupy cal was setting up tends, police moved in, tore down the tents arrested 40 people. even though the university of california has granted a.m. nexty to all of those arrested there is -- amnesty to after those arrested there is a group suing on behalf of those protester. talked to a protester today he says they expect a lot of stew s to join in, in the strike as well as professors, lots of them expected to join in. >> come around 10 or 11, various faculty are going to basically surround and peacefully link arms and shutdown the administration building. that will get a good feeling start to the day. >> reporter: regents scheduled to meet in san francisco

... ...but little consolation to the family familykent terry says: "i haae trouble with-- gging to theo rest almost a year ago.a victim, they say, of a government program that armed meeico's largest cartel. while the murder weapons are linked to fast and furious... ...holder testified thht the operation did not directly lead to the aggnt's death. kenttterry says: "i disagree &pwith that. i think they are brand new aa-47s they wre carr" caarying." brian's parents want all those who knew, approoed and execuued operation fast and furious to be prosecuted. soon the family will file a wrongful ddath claim against the feeeral government, and ultimately a lawsuit. terrorists.../ are... looking for... new ways .../ to... kill americans.../ all... the time...///.áápastáá attacks .../ have... been creative.../ and... unexpected..../// áánowáá.../ fox pews... correspondant .../ catherine herridge.../ telll us ...why.../ al &pqaida.../ is.. now focusing.../ on buses buses a new intelligence bulletin obtained by fox news warns that ttrrorists have targeted bus networks, more ttan any other mode of

terry, you were frying to find the mayor, right?>> reporter: right we went to -- went to the office of emergency services on martin luther king. we were told by a police officer that mayor quan and police chief jordan left a couple hours before. i guess they left 2:00 this morning. the concern here among the protesters is what amy was talking about. that this protest is going to be associated with the violent few. that's what they consider them to be. the signs up here at frank ogawa plaza, one says get off oil and coal. then you come back over to the one behind me it says, love your brother damn it, dump your bank. you are going to see aerials of the area that amy was talking about on 16th, there was violence there after protesters took over a building, police say bottles were thrown that is the concern of some of the people we have spoken to here. they got some of the whiff of the tear gas that came over here from that disturbance last night. there's concern police might move in and take them out of here. the main concern is the m

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland. a group is now protesting the protesters. these folks are saying that occupy oakland is draining resources from the city that can't afford it they say they have the numbers to back them up. story on the way. >>> good morning. live look at downtown san francisco showers are ending but still out there for some of you during the morning commute. i'll show you where with live doppler 7. >>> roads stick and wet causing a few problems for commute. full details coming up. >>> we had a wet drive coming in. for you especially leaving later things might get drier for you. thanks for coining us at 5:00 i'm s.i. >> i'm eric thomas. where do -- oklahoma land and occupy oakland go from here? -- [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: there was booing and hissing last night very emotion allege. the council did not vote it appears -- -- the council spent five hours considering whether to embrace the protesters' first amendment rights. the resolution proposed. councilwoman wants the city to collaborate with protesters. her resolution faced strong opp

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 5:07. sonoma state student who killed a toddler while texting and driving has been sentenced to five days in jail. 19-year-old kaitlin dunaway will be placed on electronic home confinement, community service and surrender her license for a year. last december she hit and killed 2-year-old in a crosswalk. she pleaded no contest to misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter. >>> the latest peninsula city to dissolve police department and outsource to the san mateo sheriff's office. the measure was passed tuesday night to save more than one million dollars a year. the san mateo sheriff's office will offer fulltime jobs to all of 21 of millbrae's fulltime officers and eight civilian employees. the sheriff's office has taken over police operations for san carlos in half moon bay for the past year. >> you saw fog on the way in? >> it looked really dreamy. >> looked dreamy mike. >> can't decide if i was just really tired or we have fog. >> definitely have fog moisture streaming in ahead of this system is

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in san francisco. three police officers have been injured in a car crash. details coming . >>> also, occupy oakland protesters gear up for a day action against banks and corporations. the action includes work stoppages and school walk-outs. >> the best surfers are in san francisco. will the weather cooperate? >>> we'll go in search of high surf. we'll talk about red flag warning, warm weather, cold weather, wet weather on the way. >> things looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. accident off the upper deck. details coming up. >>> good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. we begin in san francisco. three police officers were injured in an early morning traffic accident. an investigation into the cause is underway. terry mcsweeney is live near the scene at 19th. >> reporter: police being right for the information they are releasing. here's what we know, three police officers were injured this morning about 2:30 or so they are at san francisco general hospital.

terry mcsweeney is live on campus. there was a nasty confrontation last week. >> reporter: i just talk a walk out on sproul plaza, there are three, four people sitting on the steps later today they are going to try to set up tents again. last week when they tried to set up tents they weren't up long police moved in and tore down the tents and arrested 40 people. a group call by any means necessary is suing on behalf of those 14 arrested. the university has granted amnesty to all of those arrested. today's walk-out organized in part by refund california. the purpose is to bring attention to a host of issues. >> we still have a lot of -- [ inaudible ] availability of classes restricted. [ inaudible ] >> disrupting will not change the outcome on budget cuts. they need to go to the regents hall or sproul hall right here. >> reporter: fall-out from this regents were scheduled to meet in is and thursday because of threats of violence that meeting has been cancelled. today's rally set for this afternoon, signs all over campus

>> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland. eight people were shot last night. one a 1-year-old boy in critical condition this morning. when police arrived there were no suspects and no victims. i'll tell you what they are asking from the public this morning. >>> why gave vin newsom was the only uc regent at the table when protesters arrived. -- >> not all of us are seeing fog today. i'll update you on how long it will last and when the wind will get here. >>> fog is back and dangerous driving conditions. we'll tell you where the advisories are..í%- 5 o'clock. you can see very foggy, dream like makes you want to stay in bed. >> sunny days do that to me too. 5:01. let's check in with mike. this the only weather system we are concerned about today. >> exactly. we are worried about the wind starting tomorrow morning about this time. right now the fog. good morning. 5:01. here's what i'm talking about where we don't have the fog visibility right now in the trivalley, six or seven miles fairfield half a mile and two miles at half mo

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live at the oakland police department. investigators have new information about monday night's shooting that left three in critical, including a toddler. it is what police don't have and what they are not getting that is driving them nuts. we hear from the chief, coming up. >> reporter: i'm amy hollyfield in vallejo this city is expecting 4,000 people to attend a memorial service here today for a police officer who was killed in the line of duty. >> :01 on this wednesday morning. foggy wednesday morning, thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. later today -- >> watch out for things you can't see mike. >> that's what the fog does even though it is going to hang around until 9:00. less than a quarter mile visibility in most areas. good news not as widespread as yesterday. it is thicker than yesterday, in san jose, mountain view, oakland and concord with novato everybody else about the same if not five miles per hour napa. easterly to northeasterly wind brought the tule fog into our neighborhoods in th

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live at san francisco's city hall. on they election day inspectors are coming down from sacramento to make sure the election is clean many some are wonderinging what can be done to make it less confusing? -- >> hours from now, professor from every school in the state will begin walking out of class in protest. >>> good morning. fog in the north bay temperatures hovering around 32°. we'll look at potential for black ice. rain still in the weekend forecast sue hall fall following your tuesday morning cute. capital corridor delays through oakland and emeryville. a couple incidents out of tracy as well. >>> 6:01. it is beginning to feel like winter out there. we'll tell you more about that coming up. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. health officials warning concord residents to keep windows and doors shut after an oil spill left people feeling very sick last night. a -- amy hollyfield is live in the area. are you smelling it now? >> reporter: yeah we do. it is pretty strong and gross that sul

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:07.n less than an hour now, energy secretary steven chu is expected to tell a house committee that he alone accepts responsible for government's failed half billion dollar loan guarantee to the now bankrupt solyndra. a republican-led house committee is investigating whether politics played a role in the 535 million dollar loan given to the fremont solar panel maker. according to new excerpts of chu's prepared testimony the energy secretary will tell congress he believes the government must continue to provide financial support for clean energy technology. the solyndra lone he says was subject to, rigorous scrutiny and healthy debate and he adds, i did not make any decision based on political considerations. >>> you may see the sun this morning but less and less as the day guess on? >> and more and more -- day goes on? >> and more and more possibly moisture. >> scattered showers during the afternoon hours. right now the moisture is the in the form of thick fog system drews near it is pushi

let's check in with terry mcsweeney.lee would have been the leader last time but not necessarily the winner, right? >> reporter: absolutely right. before the city approved ranked-choice voting it would be ed lee would be the in the runoff because he didn't get 50% of the vote. this time around it is different. take a look at numbers that we have right now this is 100% of precincts reporting. you can see mayor ed lee with 30% of the vote. in second place is john avalos supervisor he has 19% city attorney dennis herrera with 12%. the next interesting, david chiu, leland ye, jeff adachi. add up the six and you have -- 85% of the vote. if every other candidate's second place vote second choice went to ed lee he still would not have 50% plus one of the vote. this is going to be bringing in the second place votes from adachi, ye and probably chiu as -- yee and probably chiu as well. other ballots, absentee and provisional balance lots in the basement of city cash ballots in the basement of city hall. they are not going to give

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 5:06 now.akland police are trying to identify a woman found dead in the 1600 of east 22nd street yesterday. no visible signs of injury if her death turns out to be a homicide would it be the 101st of the year. that's six more than in all of last year in oakland. >>> police say a weeklong operation to get wanted felons off the street was a success. place arrested 138 people. officers confiscated 13 firearms and more than $23 worth of drugs. >> more than 100 law enforcement -- officers came together over the last sick days from nine federal, state and local agencies. over the past six days they had onening in mind, let's work together to help -- had one thing in mind let's work together to help make oakland a better place to work and live. >> operation focused on areas where gang violence has been on the rise. >>> police believe a man's financial problems and stress of getting laid off drove him to kill three family members before shooting himself to death. he was distraught after losing his job

but terry was flying before the rules took effect.d she didn't notice any baggage fees when the flight was booked on orbitz and the fee does not appear on her itinerary. her ordeal did end when she found this place the airport church of christ. parishioners paid $210 in fees and terry flew off to idaho. we asked u.s. airways about this. it said "we have apologized to miss weisinger for her experience but unfortunately are unable to offer a refund. when you purchase a nonrefundable ticket, you accept the terms and conditions. if a passenger cannot travel with their bags they need to make other arrangements. for several years orbitz has provided details on our site as a resource to our customers. terry says it was a lot of trouble over a small fee. >> finally, i was out of there. i was just elated. >> those new federal rules require fees to be lifted within one click away from a home page on an airline web site. come january the rules will require airlines to include government taxes and fees in their advertised fares. hopefully you won

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 5:05. occupy oakland protesters have taken down 25 tents on a vacant lot. occupiers took over the lot on the corner of 18th and linden monday night. the camp lasted less than 24 hours. the owner called police and asked them to remove the protester. there was no confrontation knox rays and no citations issued. >> -- >>> more damage control by uc davis officials followed by last friday's pepper spraying incident. chancellor katehi again took the brunt of frustration and continued her refusal to resign at the town hall meeting saying she needs to spend more time with students. katehi did apologize, answer some questions and listen. the chancellor would not take responsibility for the actions of those campus police officers who pepper sprayed student protesters. >> [ unintelligible ] >> did i feel terrible? absolutely. >> vice chancellor meyer told the crowd officers were given great discretion to make decisions for their safety. students are planning a mass walk-out next week. >>> hundreds tou