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no charges were filed and the local media report thad he later made e will be rat gifts to the local police. now, he has been indicate and had indicted in the death of another american, this man gregory foul who whose body was found on saturday night. a housekeeper discovered body in a hallway of his home with a gunshot wound to the back of his head. authorities investigating the homicide are speaking to another person as they pursue multiple leesd, a laptop computer and cell phone are missing from home. mcafee is still at large. >>> a microsoft window shakeup, the president of windows and windows live operations is leaving the company. steven is stepping down just weeks after the company launches windows 8. the company did not give a reason as to why sinofski is leaving. company veteran jew gee lar son green will take over his responsibilities for the time being. >>> a live look outside this evening where we are still seeing clear skies around most of the bay area including the north bay, which is allowing temperatures to drop off at this hour, but clouds are expected to increase, w

. >> this was just, like i said, an 8-inch cast iron pipe thad failed. there was a valve above the failure between the tank and where the rupture occurred where they were able to get that shut off pretty quickly. >> neighbors stood in bewilderment when they saw mud had paralyzed at least a dozen cars parked. her daughter couldn't drive to work this morn sdmrg nobody can get out of the street. >> public works crews and neighbors spent most of the morning trying to dig these cars out of the mud with their shovels and bulldozers. >> the water was flowing so far. >> and while the city repaired the broken pierngs neighbors say they now have much bigger concerns. >> did you want it make you kind of worry it's unstable. >> i think so. >> luckily no one was hurt and no debris got into anyone's house. right now inspectors are trying to determine what caused the pipe to rupture. in daly city, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more de tails now on that cleanup effort that followed this morning's mud flow. city officials say that due to the nature of the mud it was really im

. >> and a 49ers like snit is over his concussion but the chicago bears already announce thad their starting qb jay cut ler will in fact miss monday night's game after suffering his own concussion last week against houston. >> and the toronto blew jays just signed melky cabrera. the pre-testosterone melky or the post-testosterone melky. at least after a 50-game. and left-handed pitcher andrew warner. that is sports as we see sdmrit all right. thank you, fred. >>> well, tonight on the 10:00 news, continuing coverage of the storm system moving through the bay area. >>> we'll bring wrou the latest on the conditions and the problems arising from the wet weather. as always thank you for trust inging channel 2 news oh look the lion is out! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters.

i was confidence then and please thad i was right. sometimes you have to take a stand and i did on that one. >> well, courage has always been your strong point. congratulations on a brilliant campaign. it was a master class on how to win an election. well done. >> david axelrod a very, smart guy. >> with me now is bo biden you must be a happy guy tonight. >> i am. wonderful night. >> you were with the first family and your parents. what was the mood like as victory became a reality? >> it was an exciting night. as david said, it was exciting for all of us. we were in a different part of the hotel than the first family. i saw that we won iowa and i was interested in the fact that we won iowa. and then my 6-year-old son came and i told him that and he said no, daddy we won. i went back to start getting dressed. and he said we won. and that is how i found out fom my son >> how is your father about it? >> oh he was you know, over the moon. he was very, very happy. our entire family was we were all together. it was a great end to a great n

. >> are you surprise thad you have to defend the u.s. tax pair and not the u.s.king on this door? >> it is not easy to come forward and stand up and tell the truth but it is the right thing to do. >> their case set for trial later this year. >> drew, is theresy chance that the company settle the case and put the allegations behind them? >> you know the attorney for the company couldn't rule that out. but insists this time the company is going to fight the allegations. that is the bread and butter for the $7 billion business. more than 2/3 of the company's revenue comes from treating patients on medicare and medicaid. the company will make sure that it has that contract in place. even with that money at stake, why isn't the government's own l lawyers taking up the case? >> where are the government's lay lawyers? >> i don't know? congress has set aside more than $600 million. but the u.s. attorney has decided not to intervene. does that mean that she thinks that this is a bad case? all we can tell you is that in a letter the u.s. attorney stated that a reminder, th

if we had pass thad. we would be a party that had a 45% hispanic base. how do you sell that message to the fringe of your party? that is not a message that they want to hear? that is one of the things that mitt romney could have accomplished. he probably could have gotten 150 republican votes which means to the hispanic community being sensible about the 12, 14, 15 million people a year. you can't chase them all out. but i know that community really well and 90% of them are hard-working people. so why do we want to hound them? do you think the democrats what they said was a war on women message resonated? should your party ajust their approach on women's issues? same-sex marriage? >> i didn't run in 2012 because i didn't think i could be nominated being pro-choice and pro gay rights. >> didn't you - fishiate at a gay wedding? >> didn't do that. i still believe that marriage should be between a man and a woman, but i'm open to a civil union. if new york wants gay marriage, fine. here we are a party that believes in state's rights. until we get to an issue

. >> i've been saying we'll be surprised thad the enthusiasm gap is a myth. there was a backlash against the backlash. you had groups like the dream defenders, all these young groups that didn't get any press they were working hard. >> romney took independent votes. mccain didn't take them and neither did push. he did it by four points. secondly senior citizens. they went five points for bush and eight for mccain. seniors are growing because of the baby boomi retirement. the bottleneck is at the front. there are good demographic factors for republicans. >> you say good demographic factors but having a party based on older whites is not a future. >> you have to put all these data points together. it's not that they are in the 80, 90 range. it's the ones that are turning 65 to 70. that's a growing group of senio seniors. >> there's this consistent myth that because republicans are winning independents, they are winning moderates. obama won moderates. romney won independents. why? you remember vin diagrams from math, they have moved. the independents who leaned

and, two, the caller state thad the person had used a back door or a window to enter the residence that night. that was significant in that this person had specific details unknown to the general public about the murder of jack jessee. >> most of the tipster's information was frustratingly vague like a riddle, yet another game to be played. there were two killers, though he had no names. one had a knife, the other had the getaway car. both worked at a big box department store. the man who told the story in the bar that day had been the driver of the car, and with the blood money, he bought a truck and a sea doo. but when it came to who was behind the plot, that's when they named named. they were sandra's son under the direction of the master mind herself, jack's wife sandra. so with that new perspective on the case, doug revisited sandra's old interview, the hours of mostly useless chatter. >> how many times did you listen to that? >> at least ten times. >> and then it jumped out at him. right about here on the tape, sandra is going through slips of paper in her day planner. she looks a

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and when he hit the ground, taylor realize thad both his legs were gone. and his left arm.d. but as taylor lie there fully conscious, bleeding to death, he cautioned the medics to wait before rushing his way. he feared another ied was nearby. taylor's concern wasn't for his own light. it was for theirs. eventually they cleared the area. they tended to taylor's wounds. they carried him off the battlefield. and days later, taylor was carried into walter reed where he became only the fifth american treated there to survive the amputation of all four limbs. taylor's recovery's been long, and it has been arduous, and it's captivated the nation. a few months after the attack with the help of prosthetics, the love and support of his family, and above all his girlfriend danielle who never left his side, taylor wasn't just walking again. in a video that went viral, the world watched he and danielle dance again. i've often said the most humbling part of my job is serving as commander in chief, and one of the reasons is that every day i get to meet heroes. i met taylor at walter reed

you're doing with their money and their children in some war overseas, and so he engaged and he use thadne to explain this is what i'm doing, this is what i'm trying to do. >> that's an interesting verb," use" the media. some would see that as manipulating the media. >> i think he did that too. so did dwight eisenhower, explaining it to people, routinely holding press conferences, talking to reporters. >> how much of that courtship and exchange of e-mails and journali journalism, has that affected everything more than he might have gotten otherwise? >> no, i don't think. actually i think the media has been in full shark bite frenzy without regard. if anything i find the real scandal or one of the scandals here is how much the media has turned on petraeus. here's a guy who has four combat tours in recent years. that's more combat time than any american general had in world war ii, who has a smashed pelvis from a parachuting accident, who has a bullet wound through the chest from a training accident. he and his family, and i include his wife holly petraeus in, that have given enormously in

congressman peter defazio, he's coming on with us a little bit later in the hour and he's indicate thad this fiscal cliff is not what everyone makes it out to be. in fact, he's in favor of or at least considering letting us go off the slope, cliff, whatever you want to call it to get a better congress in january. is that even proper to be discussing it in that direction at this point? >> i know this is going to be a pastacy because that's been a big issue over there. the reality is i don't think the fiscal cliff is not a fiscal cliff. i think it's a slope. i don't think it's going to ruin the economy if it happens over time, but the reality -- the problem is we don't want to cut tax de ww wwe -- we don't want t taxes or increase spending in the middle of an economic downturn. you've got do it where you expect it. the whole fiscal cliff conversation is an acknowledgement that the stimulus actually worked. what we're saying is we don't want to cut the deficit too fast. now when it comes to the fiscal deficit -- >> i want to transition you to the other hot topic that we've been following.

. >> reporter: in fact, barack obama won this state handily in 2008 he was well ahead he thad year until first debate,e when mitt romney gained ground. >> when mitt romney led bain, hundreds of plants,actories, and stores were shuttered. workers saw their wages slashed, their jobsaent overseas. >> look at the evidence of theob last four years. under the president's policies, middle income americans have been buried. hay ear just being crushed. >> reporter: for local citizens that's meant a flood of ads, stuffed mailboxes, thousands of phone calls and knocks on their doors. by one recent count, this area is the most saturated political market in the nation. the national campaign for the presidency has come down to a battle for a relatively small number of swing counti and brown county here is one of them for the competing parties, a everything now depends on organization, the so-caed ground game. ben sparks is communication director for the romney campaign in wisconsin. >> thediey to winning races inwi wisconsin is enthusiasm and voter intensity. in 2010, when republicans had historic ele

. >> thad ridiculous. >> that's why he's high right now. >> at some point, he could stop breathing ifhe took too much narcotickings. >> we'll do cbs on a party. >> where is he today? >> we end up following him after the plane ride for many months, as i said, and he ended up entering nims into an innovative program at walter reid using acupuncture, using meditation, using other techniques to wean him off all the drugs he was on, and through this program, he was actually able to walk out of walter reid on his own two feet. i commend the military for two things. one, for allowing us to tell this story, both the good and the bad, but for recognizing this problem, by recognizing that there is a this problem of over medication, and that they are looking for outside the box ideas on how to fix it. i mean, that's sort of the whole thesis of the film really. the metaphor of the et cape fire is the status quo is not working, and we have to look for outside the box ideas. >> more with the producer and directer of "escape fire" cubed -- sunday night at 8 or c-span's "q&a." >> the national journal

the republican scrolled legislature reverse thad to eight days, and as a result you are seeing big line-ups news is ohio and florida probably half of the voters have already cast their ballot. >> actually, being in those flood areas and talking to those folks there, do you get a sense that they really want to vote, that they are motivated to vote, or do you think this is hard enough. >> if you don't have power or you have problems getting access to your home, i think your survival instinct takes greater precedent than your democratic instinct at the moment. i think they want to vote and they want to be able to feel that their vote matters and will be counted. i just don't know what kind of turnout we're going to see in the hard hit areas because it's just been very, very, very difficult and, frankly, for those that hard hit, a week ago they p were not expecting to be in this shape. i think the idea that, yeah, we'll vote, things will be okay and we'll settle down, i'm not sure, but we'll be watching that all very closely all day tomorrow, and, by the way, if you see anything out there, plea

it's almost indefensible to tax carried interest. >> thad be enough for him? something along those lines, it's a big step if we end up the year here. >> and that would impact you, right? real estate partnership? >> actually, no, it doesn't. i'm a dealer in real estate. and so, for example, i paid taxes at the ordinary income level for real estate development projects that we do. but my private equity investors who are sitting behind their desk in new york while i'm out in the trenches working pay at a lower rate. i don't know why anyone really wants to argue that. the fact it's gone on so long with the benefit for everybody. >> we're just trying to figure out who blinks, don. and i think that the house republicans have less probably to stand on in terms of principle at this point. it was a rebuke yesterday, but i don't know if they're going to just rubber stamp some -- let some expire, let other ones stay in force. and then the president has given that speech that says i'm going to compromise. how often do you speak to him? >> not -- >> okay. do you think it's

it seemed in the president's speech thad he said myanmar is taking steps toward democracy. but still a long way to go. >> that's right. i mean, what you saw from the president was really a careful balance here, a balancing act. this was not a time for the president to essentially celebrate all that's right. although he did talk about some big steps that have been taken over the last two years. remember, this is a country that has been in the grip of military rule, but that has changed over the last two years. some political prisoners have been released. there've been parliamentary elections. so the president wanted to highlight some of what has changed. some of that progress that's taken place. but after meeting with aung san suu kyi at the home where she was held under house arrest for some 15 years, and then also after meeting with the newly elected prime minister, the president came here speaking to a large audience of students, and some government workers, and others from the community, and he laid out what more needs to be done. >> the right of people to assemble toget

i love that, because, boy, i really wish thad been talking about that the last four years, but they've been fighting a lot and now they're starting to talk about dancing again. >> is what boehner talking about a workable model? because it sounds so moderate. give a little to this side, give a little to that side. i'm asking the senator first and then i'll ask you. >> yes, it is a workable model and we have a workable model. you have simpson bowles and you've got the gang of six. mark warner and saxby chambliss put together a group along with tom coburn and pat toomey that was a way forward. and it had the support of more than 50% of the senate. >> and it crashed and burned. >> it never got to the floor. so, yes, there are workable models. the hedge is going to be, if we can have revenue with tax reform that doesn't kill growth. >> so, ryan? >> i wasn't shaking my head in disagreement -- i was saying, what boehner said, that's not that bad, as a starting negotiating position, right? your first statement out of the gate isn't going to be, you know, where you end up. everyone starts the p

next door in new jersey, which suffered $30 billion in losses, governor chris christie, just announce thad-election. christie's won praise and new found popularity with his handling of hurricane sandy. he says he is going to seek another term next year. so he can continue leading the state through the long recovery. and he, won back in 2009 by 86,000 votes. so far no democratic challenger has put their name in the hat, but we're hearing rumbles of potentially newark mayor cory booker. >>> another popular politician who has kind of gained some voice on the national stage. should be interesting. i wonder how two things will impact him in terms of his standing within the gop. number one, of course, the famous scene of christie and the president during hurricane sandy when he was very praiseworthy, you know, of the president, the speech at the convention, republican convention where he kind of talked, according to critics, talked a lot more about himself than governor romney. the stat was 17 minutes into the speech before he said the name romney. remember that? you wonder how the gop now feels

the inspector general reviewed it and conclude thad it did not pass muster. unfortunately, the inspector general dropped the ball and quit before the job was done. the inspector general's report known as a nonendorsement report was finalized but never signed and issued. it was simply buried in some deep hole and covered up with dirt. were it not for whistle-blowers who were in touch with my office, we might think the defense finance and accounting service statements were somehow squeaky clean. i now have the nonendorsement report and other relevant audit work papers, and they tell a far and very different story. the financial statements produced by smaller organizations like the defense finance and accounting services are audited by certified public accounting firms, but this is always done under the watchful eye of the inspector general. so in the end, then, the inspector general must validate those opinions produced by a c.p.a. firm. the firm, irbach, kauhn, and werlin, u.k.w. for short, examined the defense accounting agency statements that awarded an unqu

johnson address thad too saying that basically there will come a tipping point at some point where theno longer able, these al qaeda affiliates to organize and launch missions that would attack united states interests around the world. that's going to be the point where this changes to something of a counterterrorism effort where individuals are targeted, and that was really interesting because it's very -- that's probably the most difficult question to answer right now. when does the war against al qaeda end? >> and, susan, what does this look like when you talk about this war on terror? when we look into the future, this unconventional war on terror and against al qaeda, how does it look differently than the past? >> you know, it doesn't necessarily look differently. it's more of a legal issue now. the use of drones is going to continue. the administration has shown no signs whatsoever of lightening up on that. in fact, drone strikes have been increasing. you know, also the detention issue. you know, you have people who have been held who you believe are dangerous threats, but they h

it was expect thad they had to begin comply by january 1st of 2013 but they've received a lot of comment've pushed it off. also, of course, we're keeping watch on insurers saying, you know what? it's going to suspend its buyback. it's given a list to the insurer's stock. it's taken aggressive steps and in fact all of the insures look stronger today. travelers actually reversing a further decline. disney, of course, it's a lag art with the due. that's putting pressure on its stock and also homebuilders are under pressure as well in today's session. last we want to touch on utilities. they've been hurt by the fallout from sandy and the costs that will be incurred there. keep in mind these are dividend stocks. they could become less attractive because the taxes on dividends could increase. that's the story right now. >> we'll come back to you a little later on. let's look at some high yield bomds today rick. >> absolutely. you know, being an ex-trader, when things get questionable -- and believe me, everything about this morning underscores question b89, is it time to take off some of the b