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edge -- for a ransom soon. >>> on the news edge the new walter reed medical center is officially open, but how bad will traffic get in the area? that story is it next. check out. the other stories on our rundown. the news edge will be back in 60 seconds. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00 from.  >>> surveillance video showing the earthquake from this summer shaking a louisiana county virginia high school. the governor has approved -- the government has approved governor bob mcdonnell's request for aid to repair damage. schools are using temporary facilities until repairs are completed. the august 23rd quake was centered in mineral in louisa county. >>> the new walter reed national military medical center was formally dedicated today, but major improvements for the traffic around the larger facility are still years away. fox 5's john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: the new walter reed national military medical center located on the old navy medical camp us in bethesda has actually been in the process of opening up in stages for about a year. [ applause ] >> re

safeguarding the public trust in a new media world--that's our topic today on "the future of news." >> a government without a tough and vibrant media of all sorts is not an option for the united states of america. >> the journalist's role is to get to the truth, and the best way to get to the truth is to accumulate facts. >> many people sort of assume that if they get crossposted on gawker, they have a journalism career. >> from the newseum in washington d.c., this is "the future of news." welcome to the knight studio and our conversation about media and news in the digital age. i'm frank sesno. our guests today both bring a deep understanding of the importance of news as a public good in this country. farai chideya is an award-winning journalist and author. she's hosted npr's "news and notes" program and is the driving force behind the web blog pop and politics. dan rather has spent his life in news and is a highly acclaimed reporter and news anchor. he's covered major stories of our time for cbs news and now anchors "dan rather reports" on hdnet. welcome to you both. >> thank you, f

but the news now terrorism-related news conference coming from the mayor of new york. >>> and a fox urgent. it looks like they can't get it done. the supercommittee, that team of lawmakers tasked with cutting our deficit or else, apparently choosing the "or else" part or at least that's the latest we are monitoring right now. we are look live at our nation's capitol and at this moment new signs negotiations to slash more than $1 trillion from the budget are unraffling. a short time the white house urging the supercommittee to do its job and make the tough choices. our journalists working on the hill and reporting back at this hour that six democrats and six republicans on that committee cannot agree on what to cut. >> nobody wants to give up hope. reality is to some extent starting to overtake hope. i think we are deep into the fourth quarter but there is still time on the clock. i don't think any of us wants to let the time run out without trying everything possible to get that. >> there and if they can't get there the consequences will affect every single more than's. failure triggers a

the loyalty is amazing. when newampshire makes up their mind, believe me, their your friend for life, and when they make up their mind, they go the distance, and they are tough in the making up of their minds, and that's the beauty of what happens up here in new hampshire. i'll never forget visiting with the fire house and dave came on board early, and ultimately the firefighters came on board, and we had the incredible chili feeds you heard about which confounds me still to this day, i think wikileaks as happen insight to everything in government, but they don't have dave's recipe to chili yet. i don't know what's going on, dave, but it's a well kept secret. i feel guilty about that now because michelle obama is trying to campaign on good nutrition, and there's kerry serving 25,000 pounds of chili, not a good standard, but it got me to where we needed to go. [laughter] the truth is that loyalty was carried on by a fellly by the name of bob banes who after his own campaign kept his promise to me made way back when i

we have been using them since the 1940's. we need a newach and we over use the antibiotics we have. people are always asking and using them unnecessarily. and, third, hospitals and places where we have a lot of bacteria are not doing a good enough job in keeping the bacteria from thriving. the drug companies are not making enough money with the antibiotics to be producing new ones. >>trace: and the solution is fascinating. dr. seigel, thank you. have a good holiday. >>guest: fascinating stuff. thanks. >>trace: it is bunga-bunga type, the defense lawyer for the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi adding junior stars to the witness list. for the former premiere's underage sex trial, actor george clooney and his girlfriend and a soccer star making the cut. clooney told "time magazine," he was willing to testify but adding he was not at the bunk been party, and italian prosecutors say the former prime minister silvio berlusconi paid for sex with then 17-year-old "ruby, the heart stealer" and berlusconi denies the charge and the tri

i hope it can be the beginning of a new political culture for all of us. >> some suggest that the deal is being discussed in return for dropping a referendum, a new coalition government will be formed. the opposition leader is still gunning for the prime minister. >> i am wondering, the euro, the international stock markets, his own party, so that he can blackmail me and the great public -- greek public? >> rumors persisted that the prime minister was about to step down. whether they wanted more austerity in return for more than 100 billion euros and a 50% write-down for the privately held greek debt. >> i have not seen reaction by members of his parliamentary group and also key ministers that have expressed their views today for him to remain as prime minister. >> in this country is already on its knees. the legal system is paralyzed. businesses are shut down. what is happening inside the greek parliament right now is taking europe to the brink. nobody in athens and those who will be running the country in the next 24 hours let alone the coming months. while there is political uncerta

unless something changes in the news flow here. willie? >> geoff, thanks so much and berlusconi saying will not seek re-election even after he steps aside. geoff, thanks very much. >>> iranian president, mahmoud ahmadinejad, responding to the report that his country now has the technology to produce a nuclear weapon, ahmadinejad says the findings with based on quote invalid claims by the u.s. he said iran will report, a senior u.s. official tells "the wall street journal" that the white house is considering new sanctions against iran. meanwhile, france says it will impose sanctions quote, on an unprecedented scale if iran does not cooperate. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> even before the report's release, for days iran has been denouncing it as a tool of the united states and israel. >> iran's ahmadinejad called the head of the u.n. agent a puppet of the u.s. but the u.n. agency, the iaea, reports new evidence that iran is on the verge of a major nuclear breakthrough. the know-how to build a nuclear bomb. what is the proof? experts say

the media. we have had government decisions. every time a newtechnology comes on the scene, whether it is the telegraph or early radio or cable television or the internet, the new technology destabilizes the existing order, forces a new information system to be developed, and the government has to be ripe -- rewrite the rules. tavis: and when they do so, it is to enforce the status quo. >> sometimes they win victories. you can win victories, as was done in the 1970's. it resulted in people like ed bradley getting on the air and geraldo rivera. the first generation of african- americans and latinos that came into television was as a result of the protests against these companies. >> i can imagine those watching to say that this conversation is futile because with all respect to tavis and juan, thanks to barack obama, we live in a post rish of america, and we are out of step. it this is -- i have said many times that i and members of the media, people of color, or the media of color is more relevant and more necessary now than ever before. that is

the scandal shut down the tabloid news of the world last summer. at was part of news corporation, the parent company of fox 5. >>> up next on the news edge at 6, telegrams from abraham lincoln and a dagger owned by president harry truman. some of the nation's treasures that have vanished. what the national archives is doing to track them down. >>> and a story looking to give us a shout. send us your news tips to tofox5tips@wttg.com. or call us. we're back. back.  >> some of the nation's treasures vanished without a trace and now the national archives is on the hunt for the lost or stolen artifacts. keeping a running catalog of the missing items on the website. lee powell ms. hear -- has more. >> reporter: at the national archives in washington, there is no mystery where the constitution is. and some fragile documents here under glass and in near darkness. the archives regard not sure what is the telegram, abraham lincoln's signature, a sword and dagger given to president harry truman. >> part of our history as a nation. >> reporter: th

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the president's backyard. new poll numbers show mitt romney statistical dead heat with president obama 45% 44% in nonexistent campaign that would end today. the president had a 5 point lead earlier this month. the same poll shows the governor trailing when he is put head-to-head with former house speaker newt gingrich. g.o.p. candidates are prepping for new debate this time with new frontrunner. doug mckelway live in d.c. doug, i understand that that romney is creating a lot of controversy with an advertisement that's, well, misleading at best. >> a lot of people believe so, shep. this tv ad makes very clear who romney considers to be his target. it's none of his republic rivals. it's president obama. and the ad goes after the president by purporting to use the president's own 2008 words to demonstrate the alleged failure of his economic policies. listen up to this very carefully. >> it's gonna take a new direction. if we keep talking about the economy, we're going to lose. >> well, what that ad does not say is th

on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. radio talk show host monica crowley. jim pinkerton, contributor editor the american conservative magazine and bureau chief of talk radio news service, ellen ratner, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> let's start off looking at polls. four months ago mitt romney in front for the presidential nomination by 9 points, michele bachmann in seconds. a month later, rick perry has the top spot in a cnn poll, knocking romney down a notch and newt gingrich shows up in the top group. in a usa today poll, from september, perry is on top. gingrich in second, ron paul in third. no sign of newt. and then in october, an msn bchmsnbc wall street journal poll, herman cain in the top spot. romney two, ron paul, no perry, no gingrich. this month, a fox news poll has newt gingrich on top, romney tight second and followed by herman cain and then ron paul. what are we to make of all of these polls. we in the media love them. do the viewers? >> probably. we know the media love them. they're chea

the new. so you're better off buying new. >> reporter: whiston thinks the tailwinds for sales are the strongest he's seen in years, but there are potential potholes. recent flooding in thailand threatens supplies of some parts, and the weak economy is spooking some economists. still, u.s. auto sales are expected to top 12.5 million units this year. that's a million more than last year. some analysts, including morningstar's whiston, think u.s. auto sales could reach close to 14 million units next year, barring any supply shortages. diane eastabrook, "nightly business report," elmhust, illinois. >> tom: starbucks is putting up $5 million, hoping to brew up more jobs in america. the coffee company has teamed up with the opportunity finance network. the venture is called "let's create jobs for u.s.a." here's how it works: donations are accepted online and at starbucks locations. for a $5 donation, customers get a red, white and blue wristband with the word "indivisible" on it. starbucks chairman

will the news be fit to print? >> the printed paper, i think, is dying. i think most people are getting their news on the internet. >> 70 million people, or 1/3 of internet users, have visited a newspaper website. is the internet killing printed news, or is it giving it a whole new global platform? can print survive in the digital world? that's our topic today on "the future of news." >> a government without a tough and vibrant media of all sorts is not an option for the united states of america. >> i think a lot of it's been, frankly, much more about corporate greed. >> there's got to be a revenue model that works, and clearly the current one doesn't. and everyone is scrambling to fix it. >> from the newseum in washington, d.c., this is "the future of news." welcome to the knight studio and our conversation about media and news in the digital age. i'm frank sesno. joining me today are two visionary media leaders with unique and important perspectives on the power of print. tina brown is well-known for her award-winning career as a magazine editor, leading

and now the news from los angeles. the sale we have seen the trampling and the fighting over the discounts. but, today, at this walmart behind me, a new weapon was introduced. a woman reportedly pepper sprayed other customers if order to get her hands on an xbox 360, offering at half price. now, police are looking through surveillance video and cell phone videos to figure out who this woman was that injured 20 people in this store and they did not go to the hospital and incredibly, the sale here at this walmart continued. in fact, there are shoppers in there right now still taking advantage of the democrats. so, business did not slow because of this pepper spray attack. now this woman is being sought after by los angeles police. >>greg: thank you from los angeles. according to a new study by harvard, eating canned soup could significantly increase your level of bpaa chemical that some health experts say this could put you at greater risk of heart disease and diabetes and obesity and is found in the lining of many food

the new bishop will be installed. the november 12th ceremony will be the cathedral's first event sun was the earthquake in august. the quake damage -- since the earthquake in all. the quake damaged the tower and several other areas. >>> metro is making changes to its maps. you'll soon see new names at several stops. making those changes was no easy task and some worry they'll make things even more confusing. >>> here are the other stories on our rundown. news edge at 11:00 will be right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> metro changing the name of five stations, but getting the board to agree to the change challenging. it took more than two hours of testimony and debate and in the end some writers may find the new names -- some riders may find the new names more confusing. fox 5's stare live with the details. >> reporter: what's in a name -- fox 5's sherri ly with the details. >> reporter: what's in a name? >> shorter and less confusing. >> best example is u street and i can't reme

the u.s. let's now than talk to independent. news closely follow the story either of you could have you on the program the city of oh criticize here you are now saw one of the most heavy handed police clampdowns didn't it police say that general approach has been helping to restore public order to agree with that. if you look at the end now. it's cost a broke city of oakland for this heavy handed police response to half a million dollars just for the latest raid and you're asking who pays more. what what the city is costing so much thanks were seven million dollars from taxes just last year so banks are actually costing the city more money than the occupy wall street protests happening here this protest isn't your problem to occupy the whole city well they're doing it now including the subway do you think this move could backfire though and cause public anger not only for the police is the general probably going to try and get on with their lives in new york today. possibility but civil disobedience is really the only way to go you s

the news came after a meeting of senior officials. a similar database listing had yielded positive results. >> it works very well. some of the information from various security authorities is brought together and analyzed. >> the plan calls for better cooperation between germany's federal police and domestic intelligence service. germany's new chief prosecutor reported on the investigation. >> there are other suspects being looked at right now. we are investigating the case with the german federal police. >> the government is reviewing whether to seek a ban on the far right national party. a working group is looking at other proposals. >> steve is here now with another endorsement for italy's new government. the lower chamber of deputies voted in favor of the new government. he also won a vote and the senate by a clear majority on thursday. the prime minister is set against to meet with president sarkozy. pressure is mounting to allow the ecb to play a bigger role in saving the euro zone. some wanted to become a lender of last resort.

of thousands marched in america's cities marking two months of anti-corporate rallies with the main action in new york where the movement began. russia belarus and kazakhstan moving toward creating a new trade bloc to prevent europe get rock from spreading their way president medvedev stresses the eurasian economic union which would keep the mistakes that you countries made while integrating. meanwhile new signs of rupture within the e.u. would self as britain clashes with germany over ways out of the debt turmoil chancellor merkel wants countries to surrender more control of their own financial and political decisions which will be a blow to state sovereignty. but those one thing russians put a cultural stamp on it's a powerful opera at center stage up next in moscow out stay with us. great. things. come to. your. subject but the whole need more. moscow. hello good to see you again and welcome now this week since the program will be taking a look at the author seen here in moscow many say that the russian council though some of the best possible theater in the world so join me not that i'm bruce

a lot of these pieces are from a series i did in the new yorker called u.s. journal... >> right. >> ...where i did a piece every three weeks from somewhere in the country, and the magazine people used to say how do you keep up that pace? and newspaper people would always say what else do you do? [laughter] but i...so for 15 years, that's you know... >> yeah. >> ...200 and whatever it is 40 or 50 pieces. and texas is a big place. >> that's right. >> it's, i don'' know... >> a lot of stories to tell. >> i don't know if you realize this, but it's one of the larger states. [laughter] >> i've heard this. i have heard this. >> you stick around here for a while you'll... >> ffgure it out actually, right? yeah. >> yeah. i mean,,all these places have their boasts. >> yeah. >> atlanta, where i, were i lived for a year once in the bad old days, they used to have the boast...for some reason if they took you around particularly sort of a booster type who would say, did you know that atlanta is the 4th target on the kremlin's map of nuclear destruccion? [laughter] and i nev

of june, when the new queen was crowned. a british expedition had conquered the world's highest mountain. and when i heard about this account, i thought, i am hopeless geologist. this sounds like it has the makings of a career -- i would be much happier rather than walking around the world with a bottle of sulfuric acid. i wrote to james and said, i am the 21-year-old geologist. can i be you? most of the time they would ignore this but he did not. the day that you get this letter, the day that you get this, give up your job as a geologist. i left that afternoon. everyone was saying, now that -- we are glad that he stopped by the we are glad that you left. every newspaper in the land was wanting to record the. six months later i did get a job at a paper. you could hear the gulp. you took my advice? he said, three pieces of advice. you will never make much money, but you'll never lose your sense of wonder. he will travel all over and be tempted to be cynical or jaded, don't. and don't bother to learn shorthand. every month, sen

as we go throughout the day today, the rain will move into new england and the mid-atlantic. stly new england tonight. areas like d.c., your rain will increase during the day. same with philadelphia. northern new england will be the exception. you're cold enough for snow. northern new england, vermont, new hampshire and maine will have a winter storm. some spots over a foot of snow. the rest of the east will be dealing with rain. here's today's forecast. as we go to tomorrow, the heavy rain will be along the east coast. i-95 is the worst of it the first half of the day. airports will be very difficult tomorrow. >> may be better off driving but the rhodes won't be pretty. >> at least it's rain not snow or ice. >>> we turn to sports now. monday night football from foxboro, massachusetts. patriots hosting the chiefs after a slow first quarter. new england gets going after a slow first quarter. brady hits his man. look at him tiptoeing along the sidelines. stays inbounds. 52-yard td reaccepting. the longest of his career. in the third quarter, it's brady to gron could you ski agai

and once they would open up the new bridge, we will start construction on the new france. the old rams will still be in place for a couple more years. - ramps- ramps will still be ine for a couple more years. what we refer to the west side of the island. there are a series of nine bridges that former treasurer island road. that is a separate project that right now we are completing and have completed. we sat down with cal tran structures about the approval earlier this month, and we are in a position where we will stir the environmental and design and structure work for this project. it is quite frankly -- once they open of the new bridge to work of the island to upgrade the ravens and these viaduct bridges on the west side as quickly as possible after that. let's get to the specifics. we executed an moa in july of 2008. we have been working as the management arm in dealing with cal tran and obtaining the funding. we upon through a series of amendments. they have gone through a critical match for the highway bridge funds, and is as important to recognize that this is not a

inside the new york stock exchange, we find our alison kosik. got in that building, you ghot a clear view of police presence. >> reporter: yes, and mary had mentioned the fact that you need an i.d. to get anywhere close to this building. so because i have that i.d., i got a perspective that maybe others didn't. even getting to the building, it was a real tough struggle just to get to the building. but once i did get toward the building, yeah, they were there very close. they looked very closely at my i.d. several times. nypd officers clearly staring me down, making sure i am where i'm supposed to be. this picture i shot, this is right along one of the entrances to the new york stock exchange on broad street. you see how new york police officers are literally fortifying almost every entrance of this building. they're on horseback. they're in large groups. they're really have a show of force surrounding the new york stock exchange, especially because the protesters were saying they wanted to storm this area. they wanted to get close enough to try t

it doesn't want to disrupt monday's alexian and is backing the new prime minister designate the poll was supposed to start a new era. that might make egypt's divisions more -- >> the arab league has given syria and to 1:00 p.m. on friday. is it doesn't agree, they will meet on saturday to discuss imposing sanctions. syria is suspended from the organization because of its violent crackdown on anti- government protesters. he said that the president's regime will fall soon. the world affairs editor was in the southeast of turkey. >> of the border between turkey on this side and to syria, a closed country on the brink of civil war. it looks quiet enough, but refugees said across all the time, among them, soldiers and rebel against the syrian government. under turkish protection now, they are not necessarily safe. there are seven refugee camps in this area. many people have been here for several months. a senior syrian officer that affected lived here until late september. then he went out by bus to do some shopping in the nearby town. >> somewhere around here, the colonel disappeared. the

the warning came in response to a new report by the u.n.'s ccu iran of carrying out activities which could lead to the development of a new -- a nuclear device, a charge that iran flatly denies. our middle east editor reports. >> the problem the report says is not iran's declared nuclear facilities. like this power plant that was built by the russians. it's what the intelligence services of a number of countries who fed information to the iaea claim has been going on in secret. >> this report is -- i think it's devastating in that it establishes beyond a shadow of a doubt that iran was engaged in r&d work. there's no smoking gun here that says that iran is continuing today to develop a nuclear weapon, but certainly it was engaged in activity. >> the report makes three key points about iran's nuclear program. it says iran has tried sometimes successfully to procure what it needs for a weapon. it's also acquired the know-how to make a bomb from a clandestine nuclear supply network and the report says iran has tried to design a nuclear weapon a

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until the new shorties' are assured that the borders are secure, they will play it safe. -- until the new authorities are assured that the borders are secure. until then, the past will stay behind closed doors. >> now to a powerhouse on the big screen. after weeks of speculation, the latest james bond adventure has been given a title. this is due to hit screens a year from now and audiences are clamoring for their next installment of 007. >> three years after his last outing, daniel craig is preparing to immerse himself in the world of explosions from exotic locations, girls, girls. the film was put on hold because of the financial problems of mgm. that has resulted in the new film's the scheduled release coincided with the 50th anniversary of the first film, "dr. no." >> this is a great challenge. we have gathered together an amazing cast. the crew is phenomenal. it is up to us to make something fitting for the 50th year. >> the movies have often shaken audiences but not stirred awards judges. the new castgembers have gathered 10 oscar nominations between them. the actors previous fi

they only take stock in the new company. they will give a professor a year off to work in the company, but the professor must promise after a year to bring in a professional business person to run the company. and they've got a lot of other things. but anyway, it works really well. and there's some other

and trace has the news live for us this afternoon. it would be a heck of a coincidence if it is not related. >> they were on the people's court arguing and fighting over $5,000 engagement ring and while they were on the show she accused the ex-fiance of cheating on her several times, seven times to be exact and he was abusive to her. that he was a mean drunk, the back and forth between the two got very ugly. here is another part of that. >> he gets malicious and vindictive and he is mean when he has been drinking. all problems we have had have been alcohol-related. >>trace: but police have searched the home of the ex-fiance, and they have also questioned him saying he has been very cooperative, and he is not a suspect even the family of her says they do not believe the ex-fiance is involved if her disappearance. >>shepard: she found her s.u.v. but not her cell phone. >>trace: the cell phone could be key but that is the last thing she used before she vanished and they are looking for the cell phone and it is important to note they have

we'll see how his mother reacted to the news of. reporter: how did your son get involved and was there any truth behind it? >> well, to my knowledge, no. reporter: joy sweeny, mother of derrik sweeny, one of the american students arrested earlier in the week on fox and friends talking about the ordeal and the announcement they would be released but no word when and then right in the middle of the live interview -- >> as a matter of fact, i think i'm right now -- i'm seer. i'm just looking down at my -- sorry. i'm just looking down at my cell phone because i'm getting a phone call from egypt. >> please take it. that's a priority. we'll let you. go. reporter: sweeny took the call, although off air the cameras were rolling in the studio, the anxious mother getting the news she'd been waiting for all week from the u.s. consulate in egypt. >> they're going to be taken directly to the airport. they're not going back to their dorm room or anything. that's fine. reporter: minutes later sweeny was back on fox and friends and she reported the

at least a hundred rests is a master no get some the way new york with thousands of protesters filling the streets to mark two months of occupy rallies they see for example to disperse the crowd. russia's foreign minister says external forces deliberately trying to aggravate the situation in syria to justify a possible intervention. and fresh ampere stereotype protests across italy greece in a warning to the two country's new prime ministers who plan to pull their nations out of debt with yet more cuts. hello this is r t it's midnight no a moscow my name is kevin zero in our top story violence the ressa taking place new york great huge empty wall street rally is underway hundreds of activists marching across the city pledging to occupy streets bridges and the subway indeed as well in protest against economic inequality we call our correspondents down there if you've been watching earlier on you know they've been feeding back to was all night we're still trying to get a line from report and i'll be coming to her very shortly let's talk to her jenny dean she's an activist on the line now

"the news from venezuela tonight is reassuring. ed and we have not talked directly with wilson, we are thrilled with the reports he's been rescued and being safely returned to his family. we greatly appreciate all the prayers and thoughts of all who joined us in wishing to this conclusion co-what has been a nightmarish 48 hours -- to what has been a nightmarish 48 hours. we are eager to see wilson." mike green returned to the caps missing the last six games to an ankle injury. in the 1st period he takes a left knee from brian carter, goes down in pain. i plays a couple shifts in the 2nd period before -- he plays a couple shifts in the 2nd period before leaving for good. then the game is tied at 1. we move to the 3rd period, caps down a man, but jason chimera showing off activity iny stickhandling, scores a short -- nifty stickhandling scores a shorthanded goal. the camps beat the devils 3-1. >>> the redskins could use -- the caps beat the devils 3-1. >>> the redskins could use a little sunshine in their lives. it appears ha laron la

, especially the way he got himself of the news. ould do something inappropriate and we would reported in the next day his public-relations person would come to see me. he would say, you know, frank does not think that you are where he is underwriting an orphanage in mexico's awhile are some good deed. i said, no, i did hear about that. it does not excuse the bar brawl in which she was involved was my or never. and then there and not set of circumstances one evening in new york we had a mutual friend, a kind of legendary figure by the name of some key lazar, who was a great agent. he had invited me to dinner. it turned out he had also invited frank's wife. frank was going to arrive later. no, my god. what is this going to be like. sinatra came and sat down and lifted me and said to mckay, watch you every morning. he said, i have tickets for my concert. he turned on the charm. of course i was instantly seduced by all of that. >> did you go? >> he did not know which ones to want to show up. when the goodwin showed up he was absolutely

he returned it after seeing the story in the news. the adoption is scheduled at 5:30. >>> the san francisco medical examiner identified the motorcyclist killed yesterday on interstate 101. we told you about the accident yesterday. investigators say he died in the crash. the chp hasn't said what caused the accident that led to a marriage backup. >>> the city of morgan hill is rallies around the family of a 14-year-old girl killed in a drive by. ktvu's robert handa is live where police arrested 5 gang members. >> reporter: right now a fundraiser for the victim's family is just about to start here at the church. and the police will host a community meeting here to address any concerns about gangs. >> reporter: the four men accused of killing a teen in a drive by appeared in court today. they are being held without bail. in morgan hill family and friends of the victim, r holding fundraisers and preparing for a fundraiser. she was not involved in gangs. >> she was very popular student, popular girl. very well loved all around. 14 years old.

a permit was issued on august 31 for the new design, and we do not have a problem with that. ok. director goldstein: mr. beresford, anything further? >> no, thank you. director goldstein: then i believe the matter is submitted. commissioners? commissioner fung: i would move to grant the appeal, with a condition that the permit holder apply and procure a permit for the structural upgrade of the roof structure. vice president garcia: can we request that it be expedited? we are moving into hopefully a rainy season. director goldstein: commissioner fung, would that be on the basis if the permit is co-compliant? commissioner fung: yes. director goldstein: mr. pacheco, would you call the world? it does not look like there is any additionthis. is this correct? secretary pacheco: again, we have a motion from commissioner fung, that he applied for and procure a new building permit for structural upgrade of the roof structure and on the basis that this permit is code compliance. on that motion, president goh, vice president garcia, commissioner peterson, commissioner hwang is absent, the bo

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the book really shed some important new light on the case of the labor hero, joe hill, raising new questions about how he was railroaded to a conviction and to his execution before firing squad in 1915. and last you will hear from brian purnell, one of the co-authors of black power at work community control, affirmative action and the construction industry. brian is professor of african-american studies at bowdoin college in maine. brian tells american stories of protests here in brooklyn five decades ago in 1963 when black construction workers and black ministers the conference and groups like kallur engaged in a sit-down protests to demand integration of construction projects and construction unions that were 99% plus white. many of these protests were at a downtown medical state center right here in brooklyn and someone named malcolm x participated in many of those protests. one last thing. i sought to have 100 pounds of cheese shipped in for today's event from wisconsin with love, but i am sorry to say that governor scott walker halted shipment when he heard the cheese was destined for a

the good news is this. it looks like a chance of rain tomorrow, maybe on wednesday and then a big change coming as high pressure moves off the east coast. it will dry out. it might be a little cooler on thanksgiving, but it will be sunny and dry for both friday, saturday, and again on thursday, friday, saturday, it looks like most weekends were drying out perfectly for thanksgiving and great for great traffic on friday. >> just wonderful, bob. thank you. let's check in on the road conditions right now with wjz traffic control. i bit it's a -- i bet it's a bit of a mess out there. >> yes, we already have two accidents to talk about there. northbound 95, an accident there at clayton avenue and also on southbound 95, another at white marsh boulevard taking away the right hand lane really building up the delay. as far as the beltway goes, at least 15 minutes on the west side. they are just stop and go there over to charles street. the average speed there, about 33 miles an hour. that will be for a win. back over