and he said terry thompson. and if you go there, be careful because he has lions and bears. >> terry thompson lived on his farm in rural ohio, along with 56 exotic pets. >> well, the lions would be roars when they want to eat. you hear them every day. >> in the summertime outside you can area them really roar. i said, i hope they're not that hungry. >> in his hometown, terry was known as a man who walked on the wild side. >> terry used to own a harley davidson dealership in the area. he was also licensed to deal in class three weapons. class three weapons are automatic weapons. so it was the only harley davidson dealer you can get a harley davidson and a machine gun at the the same time. >> terry was known as an absolute thrill seeking daredevil. >> i remember him flying his airplane inappropriately, too low, too fast. >> of course, he flew the plane tur under the vet rans bridge in zanesville. there's not much clearance between the road and the bridge. >> zanesville, ohio, is not the sort of place you normally

i'm terry mcsweeney. let's take a look at the forecast and it is something special. >> lisa: here is the view from mount tam. it's nice and clear and it feels like 33 degrees this morning in santa rosa. 30s are common from napa to novato to the delta where we have fog. elsewhere, a little warmer with low 50s in san francisco. should be in the mid-60s to upper 60s today. 68 in half moon bay as well as san francisco. we'll see low 70s in the south bay and looks like 72 for our east bay. tonight we'll see more low clouds and fog. it will be a player in the forecast tomorrow offering a cooler end to the weekend and bigger changes ahead. >> terry: new this morning, the man got stuck down a storm drain has been rescued in the east bay. they were able to free the 27-year-old man from the storm drain in pinole. someone heard his cries for help about 9:00. he was in there a good three hours at least. he suffered only minor abrasions to his shoulder and being weejd inside the pipe. authorities are investigating how

michael >> terry: 8:47 on a saturday morning, live picture right now.you go to santa cruz, you got the place to yourself. you good have a moment of solitude. 59 degrees and clearing down there this afternoon. that would be kind of neat before the next system comes in tonight. let's go way up from sea level to heavenly valley. mid 30s up there right now. upper 30s, about the same, mid 30s down in mammoth. heavenly right there, mid 30s. obviously not now but the resorts are open. sugar bowl is open and enjoying what they are hoping to be a fantastic come back from last year and have a great thanksgiving weekend ski adventure for you. >>> anyone who hosts thanksgiving dinner knows how much work it is. here is michael finney with stuffing taste test. >> good morning. stuffing has got to taste good. not all store bought ones do. >> the moist, perfectly brown turkey is a must but still not complete without a delicious stuffing. preparing a holiday dinner from scratch is lot of work. can you wow your guests with store bought stuffing. we tested 11 to see if yo

good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. hope your saturday is off to a good start. here is meteorologist lisa argen >> we'll have to wait until five days for this forecast to change. we have drier, warmer air building in. this is the roof camera and few high clouds around. we're looking at numbers coming up, but it will be comfortable. we're talking mid 60s at our coast. that is ocean beach and pacifica. 72 in oakland. then mid-70s for inland east bay. tonight it will be mild. we're not looking much in the way of low clouds and fog. we're talking about 80 degrees by the end of the weekend in inland east bay. then records or the horizon for monday, election day, maybe a little rain at the seven-day outlook. >> terry: this morning, police are investigating a drive-by shooting that wounded four people. those victims were taken to stanford hospital where abc7 reporter is more on that. >> reporter: four victims remain in the hospital this morning as you mentioned. one man in critical condition, one in serious condition and two are reportedly in good condition. we have vi

the whole week looks rather cool. >> terry: it should be. thanks a lot. >> in sports at noon, number 11 oregon state takes on stanford down at the farm. oregon plays cal and bears final game of the season. warriors host the nuggets following last night's loss to the lakers. >> good morning. the warriors were in l.a. and lakers were in disarray. they fired their head coach but that made them desperate against the golden state team that only shot 34% from the field. stone cold. the interim coach, we got off to a decent start. seth curry this is spectacular, what a finish. ankle is fine, with 18 in the game. lakers jumped on the offense and bryant for 3. to the third quarter, this jumper, cleaning up and warriors down by only 4. kobe, bringing the lakers to victory. lakers up 10. meadow world peace, what are you doing taking 3. fourth quarter. kobe with a steal and slam. he led the way with 27. who needs a coach. lakers cruise 101-77. >> bay area show down at oracle arena. first time they played each other since 2005. stanford three of seven an

>> thanks for that, terry.t up, my co-anchor bill weir reports live from the romney campaign and there is still time to donate money for the victims of hurricane sandy by calling the number on screen. we'll be right back. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> well, we enter the home stretch of this presidential race, which remains extraordinarily tight, mitt romney is making his final push. traveling across 13 cities in seven states in three days. my co-anchor bill weir on the road with him and joins us from new hampshire this evening. good evening, bill. >> reporter: it's not over yet. believe it or not, mitt romney just walked off stage in manchester, supposed to be the poetic end to a campaign that

terry? >> thank you, matt. this historic cease-fire was signed in cairo. that's a sign, as matt pointed out, of the rising influence of a new and democratic egypt. but the key player in all of this is a man who is a hero to many palestinians. and a terrorist to israelis. the leader of hamas. a new power player in the world, and abc's christiane amanpour is in cairo. she's got an exclusive interview. >> reporter: terry, cairo has been the scene of frantic shuttle diplomacy today. u.s. cemetery of state hillary clinton as well as the u.n. chief have been here. they will not talk to hamas, because hamas is considered by the u.s. and israel and much of the west as a terrorist organization. so, when you hear about the man who the egyptian president is negotiating with on behalf of israel, it's this man that i spoke to today. and we had a fiery exchange about civilian casualties, both in israel and in gaza and about why hamas won't recognize israel's right to exist. anyone looking for a sign that the arab spring has changed the middle east can find it here. the

then the car behind terry rams him and sends terry's car rolling. >> oh, my god!y's car bursts into flames. >> the thing that was not normal for a crash was how quickly the car caught on fire. usually a fire will start in the front of the car or rear of the car and kind of spread. when he went upside down the car burst into flames all over the car. >> the next minute is terrifying. >> there's a lot of screaming, people yelling. >> everyone please stay back. >> people start rushing down towards the fence to see or get close. >> you cannot be of any assistance. >> at any moment the car could explode. safety personnel rush to the track to try to douse the flames. >> we'll take care the drivers the best we can. >> the safety crew gets to the car as quick as they can and try to get the fire under control. >> driver terry muskrat struggles to free himself from the wreckage. >> terry muskrat's car gets engulfed in the flame. he 'tries to get out. he couldn't get himself out. it was very scary. >> the fire is proving too hot for safety officials who haven't had time to pu

her name is terri crisp.he runs a charity that claims to reunite military dogs with personnel they served with overseas. what could be more heartwarming and patriotic than that? the program called baghdad pups and spca international were all about helping the troops. this is what she told cbs.com about her charity work. >> we've become real attached to the fact that military personnel love their animals and we want to do everything we can to keep them together. >> sounds great. she sounds nice, right? noble thing to do, right? well, that would be if in fact that is what terri crisp is doing. instead, keeping them honest, drew griffin discovered that only a slim fraction of the $27 million she raised could even possibly have gone toward rescuing dogs. >> reporter: it is the televised appeal on cnn's hln -- >> our salute to the troops today is actually live in the studio. >> reporter: -- that so many of you found outrageous. >> sitting right beside nugget is terri with the spca and ivy is down at my feet. >> re

her name is terri crisp.he rubs a charity that claims to reunite military dogs with personnel they served with overseas. what could be more heart warmg and patriotic than that? the program called baghdad pugs and spca international were all about helping the troops. this is what she said. >> we've become real attached to the fact that mill will tear personnel love their animals and we want with to do everything we can to deep them together. >> sounds great. she soubds nice,s right? noble thing to do, right the? well, that would be if in fact that is what terri crisp is going. instead, keeping them honest, drew griffin found out only a slim fraction of the $27 million she raised could even possibly have gone toward rescuing dogs. will. >> reporter: it is the televised appeal on cnn's hln -- >> our salute to the troops today is actually live in the studio. >> reporter: -- that so many of you found outrageous. >> stit sitting beside nugget is terri with the spca and ivy is at my feet. >> reporter: march of 2011,

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>> i hope not. >> jimmy: please be care wonderful terry bradshaw. i happen to like terry a lot.>>y? >> jimmy: because he's crazy. and you will get to know this. have you traveled with the gang? >> not yet. we're going for playoffs. work sidelines for the playoffs. >> jimmy: be very, very careful. he'll drag you to his cave and you'll never be seen again. [ laughter ] >> that would be a fun cave. >> jimmy: he's more monkey than man. he's more chimpanzee. >> i love him. >> jimmy: i love him too, but stay away from him. >> i need an example why. i know you have a story that's clean enough to share. >> jimmy: i don't. i have stories i can tell you after this is over, crazy stories. >> i love him. i love when i -- when he comes on your show he's just in a golf shirt and jeans. this took effort today, strahan helped me pick this dress out. >> jimmy: did he really? >> i saw terry come back and i was like, did you wear that on air? >> jimmy: if it was up to him he would be naked and flinging poop at the audience. >> he's going to be so mad you're saying that. you love him though. >> jim

terry, you are in the military or so you claim. no proof actually. >> no paperwork. >> was the resignation because of the affair or was there something rotten in rottenville. >> i wish there was. to see him go this way with an affair, it is not a very i will lust reyous thing to do. it just shows people fail and do the wrong thing. it is kind of convenient after the election. >> have i many theories which i will go into later. >> i can't wait. >> what do you make of the timing? >> 50 shades of petraeus. i can't wait for the biography. i hope she doesn't have twit picks of his goliath. we don't need to know if david is rolling that way. i mean, he is 60. some decorum. >> he is the guy that could have one mistake. that's why i am not so sure. >> here is the deal though. an extra extramarital affair in washington, not a big deal. even dianne feinstein, my senator oh we are so proud of her. california you lost your mind. she said, i think he is the most wonderful man in the world and i wish the president didn't accept his resignation.

com terry bill welcome back to the kaiser report imax is great to see you all right terry you are out with a new investigative piece called regulators investigate sun trust bank for fraud tell us about sun trust the agency short cut mortgage and how this fraud operated sure max you know that this is. that i've been watching for over a year now and i think it's almost as big as the library scan the you've been talking about for quite a while now centrist bank is amidst. american bank used to compete with countrywide and wells fargo and whistleblowers have come forward now and submitted a claim to the bank's regulators and said for at least two years from two thousand and six to the beginning of two thousand and eight they were literally cheating and manipulating a direct lending system into fee enemy the enemy is a government sponsored bank to buy mortgages from banks right the one that was spelled out for hundreds of billions of dollars so the f.c.c. is currently sitting on information that billions and billions of loans were sold to fannie mae as prime is really you know good loans b

terry moran on the trail with president obama today and joins us from iowa. good evening, terry. 11 cities in three days. >> reporter: that's right, the final lap. and this is the final time barack obama will ever do this. this is his last political campaign and the last rally and so tonight this cold iowa air is thick with emotion and nostalgia and edged with a bit of anxiety about what will happen tomorrow. you talk to the obama people, they express kind of gritty, grim, even, confidence. they think they'll get it done. but they know this time so different from the last time. it's not about inspiration, it's about perspiration, all about hard work. madison, wisconsin this morning, bright and crisp and obama crowd filling the streets about 18,000 of them. sort of fired up. sort of ready to go. >> i don't know. it's pretty early to be fired up. >> reporter: bruce springsteen came and sang. ♪ no retreat >> reporter: and this time around for obama and his crowd the gritty courage, mournful determination in his song rings truer, perhaps. >> incredible crowd and

terry, who is not running for office in washington, d.c., maryland or virginia. we will be asking the fcc to reconsider its decision. >>> we have continuing coverage of the upcoming national and local elections on our website. just go to wusa9.com, then click on the campaign 2012 banner at the top of our home page. >>> dc council member mary chai is holding a here on signs from traffic cameras. dc mayor has moved to reduce fines for violators caught speeding up to 10 miles over the speed limit to $50 instead of the current $75. for those going 11-15 miles per hour over the limit, fines would drop to $125. however, those going faster than that would get $300 tickets instead of the current $250 tickets. despite today's council hearing the mayor's administrative changes to the speed camera policy do not require council approval, and they are scheduled to go into effect starting today. >>> one week after superstorm sandy devastated parts of the east coast, many are still struggling without power. they have flooded homes, gasoline shortages and frigid temperatures. al

is looking at is how long did the did the fannie mae know that the banks were cheating them so terry to go into some details as to the fraud itself these are these are going to end up being put back that will cost the banks some money any idea what the size of the scam was in dollar terms and what the potential liability could be for the bank so right now sun trust admitted in their last third quarter filings that at least six billion loans have been requested to be bought back and since most of their business is done with the anyway fannie mae we can assume most of that went to them. they've only paid back actually one point four billion ok so total loans the they did with fannie mae over this time period were hundreds of billions if the you know susan settles we have no idea how large the impact could actually be but it would be hefty. you know what the traders were doing and said they would reenter income and assets into the computer system the fed directly into fannie mae and they set it up assuming that the bank had already approved that these loans were good that they were prim

terry. you're in the majority.re you being advised by your whips there are going to be tough votes right near christmas eve or some coming back after christmas before the 31st in some crazy christmas week chaos? in other words, are you being advised the big votes will come before christmas? >> our leadership and our conference has said there hasn't been any substantive discussions, and so we don't know when this is going to be over. >> well, that's not very heartening. >> no, it isn't. >> i'm watching the stock market -- you know what i'm told by my financial adviser, and i trust him completely, dan saunders up there in new york, he probably loves me mentioning his name. he says that the market right, now which is back to the 13,000, the dow today, good news, is based on the confidence that you professionals can put a deal together before new year's. in other words, it's all based on that. it's ice we're on right now, thin ice. do i understand you have to get this done in time, and if you don't, the markets will be

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>> good evening, terry. that's right. well, new york began to wobble back to her feet today. the new york stock exchange opened and some buses are running, but i am standing in front of the third major hospital to shut down since the storm. this is the legendary bellevue. yesterday, when they began the evacuation, there were 725 patients inside. tonight, there are still about 200 patients inside, along with 200 members of the national guard, who are helping carry them down, sometimes as many as 18 stories. you know, we began the day here but we spent much of it in yet another community where the devastation is still to be fully unpacked. a community just outside of new york, the rockaways. this morning, the word went out. backup generators operating since monday night had failed. national guard troops called in to help carry out hundreds of patients from bellevue, one of the country's busiest. some patients having to be carried down from as high as the 18th floor. >> we have not experienced anything on this scale. >> reporter: emergency crews have been furiously pumping water

good evening, cynthia. >> reporter: good evening, terry. massive disaster are composed of small tragedies, one that played out behind me. you may just be able to make out a staircase that used to lead to a house where mother, father and 13-year-old daughter lived. only the mother survived. those stories are far too common out here in staten island. >> when is the government coming? >> reporter: it was a desperate cry for help. >> we're going to die, if we get killed with the weather, we're going to die! >> reporter: in staten island, donna pleaded with her senators for more food, gasoline and clothing. >> we are -- >> we got 90-year-old people! >> reporter: this is one of the hardest-hit communities in torqnew york city. thousands still without power, many homeless. 19 people dead, including this father and son, found locked in a final embrace. overwhelmed by a violent surge of water, residents describe a tsunami-like wave as high as 20 feet that devastated entire neighborhoods. >> it was coming in, rushing, like a rapids. it was just comin

it is good to see you again terry.> great to see you. >> bill: a lot for women to celebrate on tuesday night across the board. >> absolutely. >> bill: who were some of the big highlights for you? >> clearly tammy baldwin for senate. elizabeth warren for senate. chris murphy in connecticut won in the senate. he was a n. o. w. endorsed candidate. we endorse those who support our issues. >> bill: you also had claire mccaskill coming back in. >> which is thrilling. todd akin, mr. legitimate rape defeated. mr. mourdock mr. rape -- pregnancy from rape is a gift of god defeated. of course, frankly neither senator mccaskill nor joe donnelly got the now united nations now endorsement. we're eager to work with senator mccaskill. i'm thrilled with the new makeup of the senate. we now have 20 jim in the senate. that's not a big improvement. from the 17 we had before. but it's fascinating to me that of the 20 women we have -- >> bill: if i can interrupt you. harry reid said when he came to the senate, there was one. barbara mick ul

. >> destiny pleads her case again, terry gets a shiner. 8>> you scollected. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. >> convicted of murdering a local celebrity, another inmate faces the score of his peers. >> you're a homo! [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again. time for citi price rewind. ter really wants that pink castle thing. and you really don't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and if it finds one, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your purchase online. have a super sparkly day! ok. [ male announcer ] now all you need is a magic carriage. citi price rewind. buy now. save later.$vvu >>> while most of the inmates at the louisville department of correcil are pretrial detainees, some have already been convicted. rt senten they're transfer to a prison for more serious crimes. such is the case with kenneth brown. he was recently found guilty of murder, but not just any murder. >> my case is considered high 8-year-old la shon was sho

destiny pleads her case again, terry gets a shiner. and. >> you seem pretty cool and collected. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. >> converted of murdering a local celebrity, another inmate faces the score of his peers. >>> while most of the inmates at the louisville department of corrections jail are pretrial detainees, some have already been convicted. such is the case with kenneth brown. he was recently found guilty of murder, but not just any murder. >> my case is considered high profile because i guy i killed was a local celebrity, dancer. >> 28-year-old la shon was shot august 18th. plus say it was a drug deal gone bad. >> brown was found guilty of shooting and killing a local rap sensation better known as the shizz. just a few hours earlier brown was in court to hear his sentence from the judge. >> we the jury for the offense of murder confinement in the pen penitentiary of 24 years. >> just got sentenced today for 24 years. for first degree murder, two counts of one endangerment, tampering with physical evidence. >> you seem

i'm terry moran. thanksgiving's only two days away now, which means that holiday shopping frenzy is upon us. and if your christmas list is threatening to do major damage to your bank account, you're not alone. when it comes to finding the very best deals on everything from smartphones to cameras to toys, the answer may be only an app away. abc's sharyn alfonsi brings us the new tricks to saving big for our series, "easy money." >> reporter: meet the perillo family. three sisters in constant motion. it doesn't leave a lot of time for working parents, like sarah and chris perillo, to do a lot of holiday shopping. >> we look for online free shipping. anything we can do to avoid the malls and bring three kids to the malls. >> reporter: increasingly, families like the perillos who struggle to find time to shop and the best deals are turning to the internet. this year, for the first time, more than half of us will shop online, spending $226 billion. in the true spirit of the season, we decided to bring them

. >> terry mcsweeney is live at the scene. what is going on right now? >> reporter: we are told that hundreds of people have been evacuated there the -- from the embassy suites airport hotel as a result of a carbon monoxide leak that got into the hotel sometime last night. guests are being allowed to be in the lobby. as of this moment no one is being allowed to go back into their rooms. look at video, the fire chief says the hotel called this for an air quality check around 12:30 this morning. when the fire crews got out here, high levels of carbon monoxide were detected, everyone was told to get out of their rooms. the hotel was at or near capacity, hundreds of people. the problem has been identified as a faulty boiller. the problem was getting everyone out. >> we were sleep -- [ inaudible ] there was an emergency [ inaudible ] >> reporter: talking to county fire just a few minutes ago. some people if they have flights are being allowed to go back into their rooms, pack tear stuff and leave. as far as going back into their rooms that process has not beg

. >> terry mcsweeney is live at the airport embassy suites. what is the new information? >> reporter: everybody can go back in the hotel has been cleared and checked out and deemed safe to go back in. as of 1:00 this morning it was a different story. look at the evacuations that were going on. the alarm guess off in the hotel and people are told -- the alarm goes off in the hotel and people are told they have to go the problem was a boiler emitting carbon monoxide it got into the hotel. the story may begin yesterday 6:30 when someone who was staying here was taken to the hospital. 12:30 this morning we are told that the fire department was asked to come back out and check the air. there may be a tie in between the person taken to the hospital and the situation out here that led to the evacuations. we talk today a person who spent much of the night sleeping in his car. >> rude awakening about 1:00 when the fire alarm went off. first we thought it was a drill. then all of a sudden the police department came on and said this is carbon monoxide everyone needs to evacuate. >>

terry. >> yeah, i want to get this done, and i think the people want us to get this done.n't want to punt it. i don't want to push it into next year. let's get the discussions rolling, let's get the big deal done. that's what the people want us to do. >> well, i hope you can get your business community behind you because they're the unlikely allies of the president here. it's tom donohue and the -- >> they want it done. >> i know. they have to get republicans to vote for a deal early. will the liberals vote for anything unless they get a rise in the tax for the top people? >> well, really, i can only speak for myself, chris, but my sense of the caucus is there are strong feelings about protecting entitlements from depredations on the other side and they want to be very clear about the details, but i think there's also a willingness to work with the president and support the president in his leadership in averting the fiscal cliff and i agree with mr. terry, we want to get this done before the end of the year so that we're not roiling markets, not disrupting people's planni