where does the buck stop? >> well, what i haven't seen is the buck stopping. and as a matter of fact, further into that chart is something like this. from the standard&poors 500 companies, 470 of those ceos have packages right now, severance packages, prenegotiated packages that range anywhere from $20 to $thirty million, based on how the exit's going to be done. >> you are giving me a headache. what's the point? i might as well get fired. >> it's -- you don't get what youary, you get what you negotiate. >> speaking of that, bank of america received $45 billion from the government. they are borrow from this folks, laid off 30,000 workers. then you give the fired execs $6 million severance checks. i ask you, where does the buck stop? >> okay. to me the buck has to stop at the white house. here's what i mean by that. if i was the president -- if i may -- if i may be so entitled here -- i would say if i am going to give thumoney, it's conditional. it cannot be used to pay out bonuses and salaries like a.i.g., remember that? >> yeah. >> it needs to be paid out for

>> well, from the moment the buck hit me, i don't remember anything from then until actually sitting ospital. so between the buck hitting me and the ambulance i don't have a recollection of that. >> travis, you were riding behind him. you took the footage. first of all, why were you shooting this? what was your reaction when you saw the antelope come through? >> the reason i was filming it was for the event i was riding and just for the footage. it was just pure chance and luck that i ended up riding with the camera on my bike. when i first saw the buck hit evan, i was just in total shock. >> i guess the antelope is okay as well. >> yes. right. >> just in case you were worried about the antelope. >> the interesting thing there was a coyote named wiley off the side ready to scoop him up. >> good thing he had the helmet. that's how important it was. >> absolutely. >> coming up next, getting your comfort food fix without the guilt. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> this morning in today's kitchen, what's for dinner? comfort food with a healthy twist. elly krieger is here to show some rec

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the falcons fall to 2-3. 49ers and the bucks and how about san francisco? these guys are out of their minds right now, legit contender after a disappointing year last year. alex smith looking like a number one draft pick. which he was some years back. here's delanai walker, for a touchdown, 9ers destroyed the bucks, 48-3, their largest margin of victory in two decades. in the afc east, jets and pats playing in foxborough with you new england has been unbeaten in the regular season since 2008. and the streak is intact this morning. first play of the third quarter, tom brady, hit a streaking wes welker who runs 73 yards, he's brought down at the 10 yard line. three plays later, brady going to find a wide-open branch in the back of the end zone. brady throws for 300 yards, pats win 30-21. they're 4-1, the jets have lost three consecutive games, they're 2-3. another surprise contender in the afc east, the buffalo bills playing at home against michael vick and the struggling eagles, buffalo up seven, the eagles driving, on third and three, viks' pass bounces int

looking for an exit, the young buck tore up the managing editor's office before escaping through a window window÷7úruju for a l national and regionalb> couldn't play on the buck part? no, you couldn't find anything? >>, no i like the doe. >> you have to go to your pack of jokes. >> yeah, it's a deep, deep basket. good morning, everyone. we're watching a hurricane out there. we talked about this yesterday. over the warm waters of the western caribbean it doesn't take much. this storm system formed in a hurry. it's not the largest size storm but has a chance to get intense in a hurry. has 48 hours before it will start interactingg the yucatan and cancun. relatively flat it there anyway. they're in a little trouble. probably making preparations as we speak in mexico for this storm system. the hurricane center has the projection going right towards the yucatan some time during the day on thursday, maybe near or over the top of cancun by the time we get to thursday afternoon. so, i

meanwhile, the buck was later spotted grazing as if nothing had happened. ews for evan, "hey, could have been a rhino." the video was shot by a camera attached to his teammate's bike. >> how many times have you looked at the video? >> hundreds. i'm still trying to make sense of it myself. every time i look at it it's one big shock. >> reporter: maybe it's just payback. after all, we hit them all the time. just last year i hit a deer. and i had the deer hair stuck in my car's front grill to prove it. that was traumatic enough. but this colorado man was biking down a hill and hit a bear back in 2008. >> this gigantic bear head with huge teeth was surprised to see me and i was surprised to see him. i think it was almost like a cartoon. we both screamed. >> reporter: evan didn't have time to scream. he says his helmet, which was almost split apart by the impact, saved his life, and he expects the helmet maker to make a commercial. we can see it now. the first ad for a helmet proven to be -- >> antelopeproof. >> reporter: as the description on youtube put it, the

nobody was injured. >> how about the buck? still ahead, your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> starting to see some normal delays fall into place. >> it is a little chilly this morning. it will turn out to be a nice day. mostly clear skies. 48 at the airport. stay tuned. the weather is next. >> welcome back to 11 news today. police in northeast baltimore problem free suspect in the beating death of a woman. her body was discovered just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday. she died of blunt force trauma. no word on their identity or possible motive. the ravens find a way to fall victims to a team of the should have been rather easily. the defense held jacksonville to just a handful of field goals. the offense was pretty much absent for much of the game. it was too little too late. the ravens fall to the jaguars 12-7 and the record falls to 5- 2. a judge is blocking florida welfare recipients for drug use. any welfare applicants must take a drug test before receiving benefits. the judge called the block a violation of th

the buck jumped the counter and turned over boxes of phones and went into a back room where he destroyed a porcelain sink. they eventually got the deer to leave the way it came in, through the front door. another shocking elimination on "dancing with the stars." >> chynna and tony. >> chynna phillips was considered a front-runner but she had a problem with her tank of. she will make a sizable donation to an orphanage she supports in mexico. still [ mr. connally ] i was paying tooucuch with cable. it was crazy! paying so much you want better quality. ite as like you were trapped because that was the only system that was in our neighborhood -- was that cable. i was just getting too frustrated. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios tv internet and phoho for our best price online -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with the option of no annual contract. i always heard great things about fios but the first time i saw the picture it was just like "wow." [ male announcer ] go to verizon.com/greatprice. save $600 in your first two years. when i'm on

. >> face it, the buck stopped with the mayor. this is a mayor, the former governor and i tell you that not only the buck stops at her door, but obviously they do not do anything to give this man the tools that he needed to do his job and that is the reality and someone had to say it. >> as for the mayor she would not respond to any comments issues responsible at the afternoon news conference as she fell to thank him for his two years of service she only said this. >> i did ask him to leave but if he was to leave this is a good time for the some of can move the next phase forward so i appreciate that, so we will cut this off and have a meeting. >> with that the mayor walked off. >> how can you not respond to any of these questions? >> she refused to answer any questions. >> chief that's less than oakland police headquarters as sometime next month either early next month or the middle of next market is likely the assistant chief how were jordan will become the interim chief. >> in a letter addressed to oakland residents, chief into

estimates from the two currently operating casinos have dropped about 36 million bucks. the states stand to lose $179 million in projected revenues. >>> tomorrow a great gets a well deserved honor. a bronze statue will be unveiled on the plaza on washington boulevard. the dedication ceremony was set for tomorrow because brooks was part of the 1970s world series team. the statue is a gift to the city. tomorrow's dedication is set for noon. >>> it opened in 1981 and this weekend the national aquarium expects to welcome its 45th millionth visitor. folks think it will happen sometime around noon tomorrow. they will shower that person with a number of cool prizes. >>> the temperatures have definitely dropped off in the last few days and that has many of us thinking about turning on the heat. is there a cheaper alternative out there? we look at the best space heaters for your buck. >>> and why target is recalling thousands of these children's frog masks. >>> 61 out at pwi for a high temperature today. we forecast 62 on this friday. we do have a winner. donna harrison you get an

that was the whole argument of the buck. the main argument on trying to make is that the ways in which these federal judges of the living was far more important and the ways in which to bury the dead . become once the line. >> host: the painting, front. >> guest: the painting on the front of the book is a lesser-known jacob lawrence painting. it is the city's skid from harlem. but most people don't know, there is a prominent couple on the front, and as you can see, three little dots next. a ghost of the dead person. people don't actually notice that, but it is a scene of a funeral in harlem. what was striking to me is the spirit of the dead person in the painting. that also kind of captured what i say about african american cosmology about death and a belief in african-american culture that the spirit of the dead and the ancestors are always with them. >> host: dr. smith tomorrow when you went to sell this book to a publisher and use of want to write about african american funeral homes and their way of death what was the res

afternoon's consumer alert, with holiday shopping season approaching many looking for the best bang for the buck. at the national retail federation says shoppers plan to spend only a little over $700. nearly six out of 10 say they plan to take advantage of retailers' sales, discounts. studies so the average person will spend around $400 and family members and about $60 on friends but only $21 on co- workers. halloween is a little more than a week away but new studies show you might want to hit a different city if you want to bring in a good haul of treats. an on-line database laybold 7 cisco the best city in the country prichard trading. the index ranked cities debates on what requires the least walking and has the least safety risk. baltimore came in at 19. boston was second, honolulu third, and seattle and chicago round of the top five. you can see the entire list on our website, wbaltv.com. >> it has been a pretty windy day all across the area. the highest gusts i saw so far were around 30 miles an hour at bwi. coming in and head of a sword -- storm system. it is sparking showers and western

. >> the f-16 retro fit proitz best bang for the buck at this time. it has been the higher immediate priority. >> reporter: l vvmt avoy says the u.s. is talking with taiwan and has not ruled out selling it the latest f-16s. china is opposed to any kind of arms sales to taiwan, whether new or used. >>> the heaviest monsoon in decades has caused widespread flooding in northern and central thailand. rain has been falling since july. the government says 244 people have been killed after 2.6 million people are affected. a famous temple in the asian capital is inundated. the water inside is more than one meter deep and threatens to topple its walls. >>> a group of militants attacked three mining companies on the southern philippine island. about 50 rebels occupied a nickel mine complex for several hours in one province. the communist party of the philippines issued a statement saying its military arm, the new people's army, carried out the attacks. it says the firms cut down trees and use large amounts of sulfuric aez sit harming the environment. it says jap

. >> the f-16 retro fit proitz best bang for the buck at this time. it has been the higher immediate priority. >> reporter: l vvmt avoy says the u.s. is talking with taiwan and has not ruled out selling it the latest f-16s. china is opposed to any kind of arms sales to taiwan, whether new or used. >>> the heaviest monsoon in decades has caused widespread flooding in northern and central thailand. rain has been falling since july. the government says 244 people have been killed after 2.6 million people are affected. a famous temple in the asian capital is inundated. the water inside is more than one meter deep and threatens to topple its walls. >>> a group of militants attacked three mining companies on the southern philippine island. about 50 rebels occupied a nickel mine complex for several hours in one province. the communist party of the philippines issued a statement saying its military arm, the new people's army, carried out the attacks. it says the firms cut down trees and use large amounts of sulfuric aez sit harming the environment. it says jap

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it was the buck's first win at the stick since 1980. and it was during the time that former coach singletary benched smith. >> any time you play a team back to back years, yeah they came in here and beat us last year jumped us on us pretty good. so they're good. they're disciplined on defense. they know what they're doing, they're well coached. they are young on the defensive line and really good players. we're just try to find our match ups in in a mild upset, high school game of the week is a royal versus bishop. ktvu will be live at that game tomorrow. and highlights at 10:00. should be a good one. >> we like toe find those or get those friday night high school football of the week match up. thanks fred. >> ktvu is on online always all the time right now on our facebook page. ktvu viewers are sharing their memories of apple founder steve jobs and you can as well. just look for the ktvu channel 2 on facebook and postyour comments or photos. -- and post your comments or photos. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us

when does the buck figure out this is not a place to be? and does the buck go in the back door? does the buck go in the front door? oh. and with that -- >> thank you, sir. thank you. >>> we hand it, now, to sam champion. >> i'll take it. you have questions about your dialing plan. you don't know where to go for the answers. i need an upgrade. there's so many reasons to stop in. here's a picture of jova, the 3d view. an awful lot of rain coming through the mountains there. but the storm behind it, irwin, looks like it's weakening quickly. there's a squeeze play of rain. josh wants me to talk about detroit. we're going to mention it. there's some game, right? something's going on. >> the american league championship. >> oh, that game. showers and drizzle there. all this plays with a big rain over the next couple of days. it might last through friday, the mid-atlantic through the northeast, a soggy time. l.a., 97 today. your record is 99. little bit today. now areas are west of the metro. this is all rushing south to north. temperatures are in mid 50's. 55 in the district. college

. >> the buck stops with the mayor of oakland. she's responsible for what happened. and if she's not responsible for it -- >> this is what people wake up to. they're hurting. people that had food yesterday, don't have food. >> cheryl will stay exactly where she is, monitoring what's happening with the protesters. they're on the move. >>> it's not a question of if, but when, san francisco police will move in to clear justin herman plaza, by occupy protesters who have been camping out along the embarcadero. protesters know it and they're vowing to form a human chain around their own emcampment. i know you have new information, george. but given what they saw what happened last night, they're prepared to stay. >> reporter: yes. and those here at occupy s.f. are bracing for the police to arrive. when that will be, we're hearing midnight. we've seen san francisco police officers throughout the evening, watching this. a gig crowd has gathered here at stewart and market. this is the occupy s.f. encampment. a short time ago, some of the organizers told the crowd, we will be

al davis raiders claimed their first afc title in 19 years but fell short of the mountain top as the bucks beat the raiders in super bowl xxxvii. >> don't forget, stay with us. we will respond to you. just win now. >> reporter: in recent times of long disappointing seasons the ailing owner continued to stay involved with constant efforts to recapture glory days. >> look, you've got to win and i think you can win. and that's what we've got to do. >> reporter: the oakland raiders and their universal fan base remain a symbol of toughness, rebellion and pride. a mind set established long ago by its fearless leader, a leader named al davis. >> i want to win. obviously in life i like certain things. i like beautiful women more than unbeautiful women. i want to win. and i will win and we will win. >> the raiders are in houston tonight preparing for the game tomorrow against the texans. kim coyle is there with the team and has reaction. >> thanks, dennis. the team arrived last night in houston, went to sleep and got up this morning and head coach hugh jackson had to break the news to them that mr.

tied at 17 with the bucks in the fourth quarter, former boise state star blows his way to the pylon,ouchdown tampa. they are 3-1, they come to candlestick, 'niners 3-1 as well. >>> you are probably asking why den bastida did not do a "good question" tonight. they decided to go with this chinese journalist's good question instead after andy roddick lost at the chinese open. >> when do you think you will retire? >> umm, why i think that you should retire. we'll be right back. >>> he stole my question. that's the one i was gonna do tonight. >> sometimes you have to take a back seat to those who ask the questions. at that point andy roddick got up and left the building. >> really. >> yeah, he was not happy with that. >> doesn't he get paid to answer dumb questions, though? isn't that part of the game? >> we have some to ask him. >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee.

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but herman cain will fix the economy and get you a good job because herman cain knows the buck stops with 999. [cheering and applause] these people understand. and while not all republicans agree with herman cain's visionary tax plan, they do all agree on one thing. >> we need serious regulatory reform, not just repealing obama care, but ending the e.p.a.'s regulatory reign of terror. >> and i guarantee you the e.p.a. will have doors locked and the lights turned off. >> you're doing nothing more than killing jobs. it is a cemetery for jobs at the e.p.a. >> stephen: yes. this job-killing cemetery is murdering jobs and then burying them in itself. jobs. everyone knows pollution is a job creator. when i was a kid my first job was working at my sidewalk lemonade stand. and, folks, we all know, countries without environmental regulations are killing us in the job market. just look at china. it's in there someplace. china is the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gasses, and it only has 4.1% unemployment. plus thanks to mercury poisoning and factory suicides, positions are opening up al

how did you -- you so wonderful stories and the buck. w did you decide -- how much did you develop, how much space to the bigger social political context and, steven l. and added to decide how much the should be? >> i didn't devote a lot of time to political is used. i devoted a couple, maybe a chapter two. one because unlike the newspaper article, you know, it comes out that day of talks but the issue of the day, a book comes out, and a lot of the issues aren't relevant any more, depending on legislation that has been passed to my editor was very helpful and reminding me of that. then then when i did did and some more of a political discussion it grew naturally out of the scene that happened in the book. so there's a chapter called illegal with this scene takes place at the school one night. they hosted a pta meeting unlike any other pta meeting you've ever heard of. it wasn't like bake sale and took the talk. it was -- the subject was legalization of citizenship. parents were invited to ask any question that they had in that area. you k

polio washed the bullet entered her temple exited from the buck. if ahead of time in office for the doctors told me the injury was fatal and she might die within minutes from what it was nothing my wife and i could do about him i sent my wife to hospital expecting her to bring the body back it but she's got over it. even had never been a follower of buddhism but he visited evil get that sign on the advice of a woman he knew. there he was advised to pray in front of the un decaying body of dashi daughter show it to a body at a buddhist lama. several buddhist lamas gathered over a mountainous plateau on a day in september two thousand and two. they were looking for the resting place of eighty kilos because seventy five years ago he himself requested that he should be exempt on that date. largely been in the cedar sarcophagus was at a depth of one point two meters the cure for the body of does she does relate to it was in a lotus position. it was examined on september eleventh three medical physiologists myself and told us ladies attended the ceremony

governor tells fox news he wants to do legislation that will eliminate the sale of exotic animals in the buck eye state. there's one monkey still unaccounted for but jack hanna of the zoo says he believes a larger predator ate that monkey. >>> regional first responders want to make sure they can handle a mass casualty situation so they held a special drill today. not only did the drill involve fire and rescue departments but also local hospitals. one of the key elements of this response seven ambulance busses that can handle dozens of patients. >> there are seven of them currently in the region and each has a capacity of 26 littered patients. this will assist the prehospital providers in moving minor injured patients all the way through critically injured and ill patients out of the region to receiving hospitals or in the regions to treatment and triage areas. >> the department of defense and the university for maryland center for health and homeland security organized today's drill. >>> new tonight, a not guilty verdict for the teenager accused of vehicular manslaughter for a crash she cause

were mass movement towards american politicians didn't work for the majority of the people passing the buck to demanding democracy from the very leaders that promoted hurry up or die out artsy new york. from wall street executive richard esco says protest is supposed being driven by their bid to restore basic democratic values. this is actually for a political protest movement that so young it's grown and gathered a surprising amount of support from surprising quarters in a very very short time for example you have several very major unions joining up with this group that's primarily young people and saying we're on the same side we support them they support us i think what they're doing is reasserting a set of values you know everybody who wants a job should get a job business people and their customers should deal with one another fairly and honestly crimes including corporate crimes should be punished and so on so if you think of it as the early stage of a movement where it's the clarion it's fundamental values and principles then i think it's actually although it's probably intuitive or

were a mass movement towards americans politicians and so for the majority of the people passing the buck to demanding democracy from the very leaders that. were in accord artsy new york. one former u.s. intelligence officer told us about see that washington needs to watch his back right now because he doesn't listen to the people that could face a potentially violent revolution. these are not stupid people they're very smart and they understand that at root this is about corruption in government and corruption on wall street and until you have electoral reform you cannot restore the integrity of the u.s. government so yes there is a common cause but it's a bottom up movement and so that common cause is being voiced in many different ways i think the united states right now is much more desperate than people realize we're at twenty two percent unemployment on our way to thirty percent we are at sixteen percent below the poverty line on our way to thirty percent there is no question in my mind that this is going to be a very dark winter in the united states and on less government we stores

reporting right out on the streets of american cities that just fed up with the break in the bucks well corporations grow on the profits however the call to end the big banks mentality seems to be falling on deaf ears so if you're in the white house that's what he's going to teach you can explain washington is not ready to turn its back on old friends. investing in politics has proved to be good business in america just a few million dollars in contributions and some lobbying can bring your company billions in bailout loan guarantees tax refunds and other stimulus all of the expense of the every american taxpayer it's both in the election system and it's in the ongoing lobbying and service influence industry these are powerful powerful businesses their whole business model is around using influence to break the rules of the game in their favor so far u.s. corporations have been successful in ensuring that the laws introduced to regulate wall street after the financial meltdown of two thousand and eight don't function those measures were effectively scuppered by u.s. lawmakers the corpor

. >>> the blowout win against the bucks came with a high price. sco likely lost receiver joshua morgan for the year. he was trying to score in garbage time yesterday. he suffered a broken bone in his right leg and had surgery today. >>> nobody loves you guys, like he loves his coaching staff and this organization. >> yeah. raiders head coach hugh jackson talking about al davis 24 hours after the teary win in houston, the emotions came flooding back. >> it hit me for a second again that i cannot pick up the phone and call him today. that there will not be a phone call from him today at about 4:00 or 5:00 saying "later on, let's get together and talk, hugh." and, so yeah, it's different. a lot different. and i'll miss it. to get themselves fired up for monday night football... matt and the lions on >> okay. >>> yeah, tough moment there. meanwhile, the bears going to odd measures to get themselves fired up for monday night football. pat stafford and the lions on monday night for the first time in a decade. they did not disappoint the hometown crowd. c

the feeling that the markets aren't seeing a solution, the passing of the buck to spain and then italy and the consequences that would have for the french economy, that is what they fear the most. there is, i think, a flavor in the newspapers supported by the british and american governments that germany is missing the point, they need action today. that is why, as you said at the outset, there is a headline in the financial newspaper in france today that this is the summit of the last chance. >> and for the voters, do the polls suggest that the people think mr. sarkozy can solve the problems? >> no, they don't. if you look at the polls, there is no president that has ever come from so far behind, as nicolas sarkozy now has to do. the socialist candidate was chosen by his party last week. he's miles ahead in the polls. there was one poll at the weekend that suggested if the two of them came to the second round -- and that's a big if that sarkozy would get to the second round -- he would take 68% of the vote to 32% for nicolas sarkozy. if you look at the polls for how much confidence th

it just flowed off the tongue last night for joe buck as well. eese's solo home run on a 3-2 pitch, 47,000 cardinal fans screaming. cardinals tear the shirt off freese's back at the plate. just the third time the team had been one out from elimination in the world series has come back to win the game. freese becomes the first player in world series history to have a pair of tying or go-ahead hits. remember, he had the one in the ninth inning. and then this one in the 11th. after the game, he spoke about that incredible moment. >> man, that was incredible. i'm just glad i had a chance after looking like an idiot on that pop-up. but we fought back, you know. we made some mistakes early on. i mean, the way the cardinals, and we've all been playing lately, you know, you expect to come back like this. this is a good feeling. >> and they are playing tonight. a picture tweeted out by major league baseball public relations shows freese's jersey torn to shreds. and they say it will be sent to the hall of fame. in the post-game press conference, freese spok

, but they may be in early childhood education, that is the area where you get the most bang for the buck when you work with 4-year-olds, for example, so that they don't start off behind the starting line. >> you know, it's so interesting because one of the statistics from the department of ed is that a child who lives in poverty will have maybe 3,000 words, 4,000 words by grade three. a child who is middle-class will have 12,000 words. i mean, that gap is huge if you don't address it. >> and it's not just an issue with fairness, although that is indeed part of it, but it's also a broader question of these are inve investments and there's some education by james heckman the nobel-prize winning economist who has argued this that investing in early childhood education pays for itself, fewer health expenses, fewer people on public support, less crime, this kind of thing. and, boy -- >> that's a political argument that starts to get really difficult right now, because there are some people that say investment, other people say it's unnecessary spending, that's a nanny state, that is the way t

it took time for rescuers to save the buck, but before long, he was out of the water.or sentries, deer were in the area hunted by the indians. they are making a comeback, still. in this area, this part of town, it's not a normal occurrence. >> very rare. i have heard of it happening once before. >> reporter: it's not rare to see them elsewhere in wooded areas in d.c. and the suburbs. this is mating season. bucks will wonder far from the usual environment. they won't let a road way get in their way. motorists have to exercise deer brew dense. >> your probability of hitting a deer will increase this month and next month. you have to be cautious of that. >> you are aware of them in the evenings, at dusk. but, they seem to be habitual animals. >> if you are in an area where there's deer or presence of deer, slow down and be on the watch for them. >> reporter: the road safety, a typical deer can result in $3100 worth of damage. around here, they are in areas where they are typically not. a deer census proved difficult. >> coming in to get food. >> reporter: derrick ward, ne

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. >> ultimately the buck stops with the people engaging in the activity. don't know who were involved in the activity. we know who were the contributors were. we don't know who was aware of it. >> at issue an $8500 contribution the mayor's campaign received from an airport shuttle company that received certain concessions at sfo. in a statement sent to abc7, lee's campaign accuses herrara of abusing his authority for calling a politically motivated investigation over money returned as a result of our own concerns. >>> meteorologist lisa argen is here now to talk about a beautiful day but a little change perhaps tomorrow. >> i'm sure you noticed. a gray start. bright and sunny and view from mount tam, sutro a little over 1800 feet deep with the cloud cover, about thousand feet, we're looking at a slower burn onoff closer to the coast. inland you are beginning to brighten up and nice afternoon but a warmup is on hold because we have a cold front that could bring rain tomorrow. stay tuned. >>> also we will update on the environmental disaster down under. as o

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