he swims with priscilla back to the boat and focuses on tina.while priscilla is fighting her own battle with the waves. on his third attempt, alex gets the harness around tina and they hoist her up. >> once i started to be lifted i thought this is great. this is my rescue. >> by now, the boat is nearly under water entirely. and the dog is nowhere in sight. paul is bleeding badly from a cut on his arm as alex secures his hoist up. the couple watches as the tormenter sinks presumably with priscilla. >> the paramedics couldn't see priscilla near the boat. it appeared all had been lost. >> but as the chopper turns to leave, the bull terrier appears clinging to the last visible piece of the tormenter. >> couldn't believe the dog was still there. i thought the dog unfortunately drowned. >> all eyes turned to alex. does he have the energy to go back down? >> i said to crewman give me 60 seconds in the water. if the dog doesn't come, we'll just have to leave her. i started calling the dog's name. she saw me and swam straightforward. >> the desperate pri

>> look at the spoken to the news week cover, poor tina -- to the "newsweek" cover, poor tina brown,i defend his right to say what he's saying if they i -- even though i disagree with him. >> thank you for standing by your reporter >>> they called romney a wimp they will do 10 other covers just to get taeplgs. tina brown does now how to play the press. >> magazines are losing relevancy as well as becoming a less lucrative enterprise. we'll see controversial covers like these probably for the rest of their limited existence with >> people called on him to lose his tenure at harvard university this is a nasty response in cyberland. she going to sell magazines and more power to her, we need "newsweek", we need all of the magazines we can get. >> results of poll of likely voters thursday, interesting numbers, 45% say they would vote for the mitt romney/paul ryan ticket. president obama and vice president biden get 44%. the more interesting poll is when voters were asked who do members of the media want to win? 61% said barack obama. these are voters out there in america think 61% of the

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tina coming up at the bottom of the hour.f heat from the engine. >> stephanie: a man has been sentenced to 18 month for driving drunk with his three young children and another girl. some poor neighbor girl strapped to the hood of his car. he said quote-unquote i let alcohol make the difference for me. >> ya think? [ ding ding ] >> it takes some doing to strap someone down to the hood of your car. how drunk was he? that sounds like -- something more going on there. >> stephanie: here at the "the stephanie miller show," we believe children of the future clearly, particularly the ones who listen to the show. ♪ i believe that children are our future ♪ >> stephanie: lynn writes steph, my four young daughters and i listen to your show daily in the car. my oldest is 6 and listen closely. now she's referring to mittens of that bad man instead of by name. i just wanted to thank you for informing another generation of female liberals. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> that's adorable. >> stephanie: you go little 6-year-old. >> it is a girl. >> ste

before you think that tina has seen the light, it is like tina has seen her wallet. this was not an editorial choice, this uber-liberal news wig this was an economy one, the president should be worried, it proves that hope is small change to publishers. it does not sell magazines any more and it does not make money any more. you can't make dough . try to convince people in this administration is making them dough . and liberals by questioning his opponent's firsties has not been a financial barnstormer last time i checked old "newsweek" january cover, did not sell out. probably because it is wrong. probably because even the most wide-eyed liberals realize there is no money in it hence "newsweek"'s move to the right, this is defending the left and the right, either way barack obama should just read it and weep, he is not only failing at making his political case, but his policies are losing his financial case. it is not liberals do not still believe it, but they have discovered there is no money in it, that could be the most worrisome sign of all for the white house,

>> look at the spoken to the news week cover, poor tina -- to the "newsweek" cover, poor tina brown,defend his right to say what he's saying if they i -- even though i disagree with him. >> thank you for standing by your reporter >>> they called romney a wimp they will do 10 other covers just to get taeplgs. tina brown does now how to play the press. >> magazines are losing relevancy as well as becoming a less lucrative enterprise. we'll see controversial covers like these probably for the rest of their limited existence with >> people called on him to lose his tenure at harvard university this is a nasty response in cyberland. she going to sell magazines and more power to her, we need "newsweek", we need all of the magazines we can get. >> results of poll of likely voters thursday, interesting numbers, 45% say they would vote for the mitt romney/paul ryan ticket. president obama and vice president biden get 44%. the more interesting poll is when voters were asked who do members of the media want to win? 61% said barack obama. these are voters out there in america think 61% of the me

show called topic a with tina brown on see him b.c. and one day she was off and howard dean filled in for dean had bev harris a black box voting dot org on the show and together they showed how easy it was to rig an election. this is the official program that the county supervisor sees as we can see here howard dean has a thousand votes and lex luthor have five hundred so you're beating the absolutely right you see we have eight hundred votes here for you and four hundred for lex luthor let's just let those we'll make that four hundred. and we'll give one hundred votes to tiger let's just see what happened here would go back into gems the legitimate way and as you can see now howard dean only has five hundred votes there has nine hundred in tiger woods has one hundred votes we just edited down lection it took us ninety seconds it took only ninety seconds to change the outcome of an election. machine few months later on march seventh of two thousand and five john kerry's wife teresa heinz kerry told a group of seattle guests at a march

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. >> tina charles, her first gold medal and candace parker had the double-double. she led the way in the gold medal game in the 86-50 win over france. and now the moment that every olympian dreams of when they're just a little kid, standing on the gold medal stand. and to do it representing the united states. the rest of the world making inroads on the men's basketball side but not on the women. five consecutive gold medals, a 41-game winning streak, a margin of victory of 34 per game and a gold medal game win of 86-50. the depth and the defense and the versatility, the energy and the effort that this team played with, geno auriemma called a time-out against china and he said "it's fun just to watch you guys play basketball." when's the last time a coach ever said that in a huddle. >> sue bird kind of rolled her eyes when he said that. certainly, he said i was a fan, just watching the way you guys executed. certainly every game was not as cleanly played as they would have liked it but there were so many times on the court that they showed such brillian and you wond

. >> dwight clark and tina turner were on on hand, helping pack nearly 400 lunches for needy families. >> that is a great shot. and some silver and gold medal winners came back to san francisco today, they were in china competing in girls math olympics. there are two that won sell ver. they say questions were different than they're used to in school. >> in school you memorize theorums and apply them, here you think about different ways in which to use them. >> this is girls given problems that each took an hour to solve. and that is awesome. good for them. >> yeah. >> that is another team i would not be allowed to join. >> san francisco's mayor sets sail to bring attention to america's cup. ñcús >>> coming up at 6:00 suspension of melky cabrerra for performance-enhacing drugs, he admitted it. >> the federal government's new policy for young, undocumented immigrants and why it would have a bigger impact on the bay area. >> and local teachers learn how to make science come alive in classrooms. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> right now, though, the first america's cup events

and of course, like all republican vp picks, he looks exactly like tina fey! i cannot wait-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i cannot wait to see snl this fall. see, the kids are down with ryan's budge and how dope it is that it eliminates the capital gains tax which means that under the romney-ryan plan, romney would pay a tax rate of 0.82%. ryan gives out all these tax cuts could ballooning the definite knit. we just have to cut all nonmilitary spending by 91% over the next 40 years. and we will need that defense spending to protect ourselves from the gangs of marauding seniors. pillaging for lipitor. now ryan's budget replaces medicare with a voucher program and i believe social security becomes a lottery which will save the government tons of money because if your monthly check has a black dot, we stone you to death. romney and ryan have that special chemistry. i mean here they are on the trail together wearing played shirts together. wearing white shirts, wearing blue shirts. and here they are wearing like ra. >> what's everybody looking at? (cheers and

a sign spoke for less than 10 minutes before stepping back inside his diplomatic shelter tina krauss cbs news >>> san jose police deal with the 20th homicide of the year and fourth murder in the week. at 5:00 a.m. this morning the man found shot to death, investigators say the killing the result of a confrontation no details released and no arrests made. checking other news a federal investigator back at the chevron refinery fire tomorrow several investigations look into the cause of a fire august 6th that injured five workers and sent 9000 people to the hospital. the repairs will take months to complete. a one half billion dollar tax measure in santa clara county in jeopardy the water district submitted a description for a parcel tax in the november ballot that was two words too many. a tax group is threatening to sue if the measure makes it on the ballot. berlin game leaders decide to spend $20,000 on an infomercial the video will appear on a cable show hosted by terry bradshaw leaders say and the idea to make a promotional video and good for the city others calling as scam. august

tina brown comes out, the editor says she is standing by him.though he like wrote a story condoning child murder. or euthanasia. no, he wrote an article that was critical of obama. the editor has to come out and say i stand by him. just did he cook numbers -- >> juan: did he cook numbers? cbosh numbers and said -- >> greg: wait. he just happened to be the only person who use mark halperin words who wasn't susceptible. mutual admiration bug that is obama love. >> andrea: very quickly to your point, a couple of hours ago tina brown had to come out and question his writing. so she stood behind him. then she said oh,, i don't really agree with him, believe me. by the way, he could have written it better. >> dana: the colonoscopy. i'm quoting greg gutfeld. >> greg: they do an article and be liberal the rest. she through him under a double decker bus, because she is british. >> juan: i'm glad that is not you, i'm glad it was greg. you wouldn't say that. >> dana: a great point. i thought about it all week. mark halperin was on with luster holt. see wha

i reckon if the left wing newsweek, tina brown. uh know her. it's not personal. she's a lefty. if she walks away from obama, who's next? is it the nation? be honest. give us the scoop. >> i don't have a scoop for you. i don't think most of the left is walking away. i was talking to roger stone who is coming on the program. we were talking about the fact that on the numbers barack obama has the highest intraparty democratic approval of any president since kennedy in the democratic party at this point in his term. there is no crack up. >> that party is smaller. that's what killed carter. democrats bailed. democratic party is much smaller. yeah. they're unified, more purist group. there's not enough of them. >> there was enough for a huge majority. >> what do you make of newsweek walking away from obama and ferguson, a distinguished guy, who wrote the essay and listed five, six, seven, eight, things including bungling the middle east, syria, iran, egypt and israel as well. >> that would be my quarrel with the article is the word "bungling." on the conservative side the view of oba

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i've eric, diana, beyonci, tina, patty, the queens are in the house. and i mean it when i say queens. it is a drag queen show going on at the howard theater the first female impersonator show since the sixties. for one night only and promises to be super magical. we'll take you behind the scenes to hang with the ladies and tell you how you can get a ticket. >>> no more fun than chatting with you all. >>> and hello to pam. pam tells us she wakes up with fox 5 every day and she wakes up from dreams of having holly's job since she has so much fun. for your chance to be tomorrow's fan, go to our facebook page and leave a picture.  >>> i don't know what song it is but it many sounds good. >> i like it. >> for one night tomb, fans will gather to celebrate end tapements like patty labelle, beyonci and more. >> it is a salute to divas. holly morris joins us live from the backstage. you are truly bringing the glamor aspct this morning. >> good morning. >> i thought i had a little too much bling this morning but does not compare to what th

tra massachusetts that's where they have been since he was shot at the perry hall high school calf tina monday morning. -- cafeteria monday morning. when the father got to his son, he had relief because he saw his son was still alive. >> the biggest fear is that he wouldn't be when i got here. >> he is scared. he alsos you know, hears what everybody tells him. it's got to be done. they are trying to make him better. >> there is also a push to get that woman, lady gaga to visit daniel. he is a huge fan. something is in the works but what it is, we don't know. the tone for 15 yield bobby gladden jr. says he didn't intend to shoot anyone. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> the arundel county man accused of calling himself the joker and making threats about shooting up his former wok place will be monitored 24/7 by gps. a judge ordered neil prescott to way a tracking device op his apingel while in detention. prescott will only be allowed to leave his parents home where he is staying for medical appointments. he has opinion getting outpatient mental health treatment and will not have access

. >> tina charles, her first gold medal and candace parker had the double-double. she led the way in the gold medal game in the 86-50 win over france. and now the moment that every olympian dreams of when they're just a little kid, standing on the gold medal stand. and to do it representing the united states. the rest of the world making inroads on the men's basketball side but not on the women. five consecutive gold medals, a 41-game winning streak, a margin of victory of 34 per game and a gold medal game win of 86-50. the depth and the defense and the versatility, the energy and the effort that this team played with, geno auriemma called a time-out against china and he said "it's fun just to watch you guys play basketball." when's the last time a coach ever said that in a huddle. >> sue bird kind of rolled her eyes when he said that. certainly, he said i was a fan, just watching the way you guys executed. certainly every game was not as cleanly played as they would have liked it but there were so many times on the court that they showed such brillian and you wond

tina martinez says the jimenez's are my family. i have known them my entire life. it was a big tragedy. >> i wanted to help them. i know i don't want to be in their position right now. i feel sorry for all of those things. >> and funeral services for pedro and maribel are set for tomorrow morning. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> tonight in san francisco another bay area pot club shut its doors as the federal government shuts down on medical marijuana dispense res. the suspended sheriff made a surprise appearance. they started closing up shop in the lower haite. they are shutting down and received letters from the justice department warning of property seizures and criminal trials if they did not close. although he says he is not a client why, the former supervisor stopped by the vapor room in a show of support. >> i think it is a sad day in someways that so much progress is now being swank wished with -- vanquished with the blink of an eye. it is a backwards statement for san francisco. >> the former district includes the vapor ro

and this is the main road between the rest of manila and mayor tina. so there are thousands of people stuck in their homes and 20,000 people have been evacuated as they have moved baseball courts and really anywhere the government can find that's dry to put them because really the rain has been like this for more than 24 hours now, and it's showing no signs of stopping. there was a typhoon a week ago. the authorities knew that and warned people. but these rains have been far more -- well, they have not stopped. and they have been really strong for more than 24 hours. and that is the thing that's so dangerous here. because the roads are underground were saturated before. and the authorities do seem to be trying to take as much control as they can. but it's flooded. so it's difficult for them to find enough places for people to go that aren't water logged. >> kate mcgeown in manila. >> and denying claims it laundered iranian money. it says the bank had fallen sharply off financial regular flarets new york accused it of hiding more than $250 billion in il

valery of sort of tina have won bronze off thanks to such tough love win over the canadian opponents the tournament somewhat weakened by the disqualification of full teams off the match fixing allegations. in the meantime russia's men's basketball team have taught me a tense victory over spain david plotz men. seventeen points behind after the first quarter but managed to find their way back into the game a three pointer from victoria down from ten of the most gold secured russia a last minute win the seventy seven seventy four. meanwhile the reigning men's four hundred meter champion will surely merits title defenses over the american pulled up injured in his hate with a recurrence of one hundred strong injury the twenty six year old suffered a similar problem in the diamond league meeting in monaco three weeks before the games but even countless hours of treatment were unable to prevent the problem flaring up once again. while staying with the four hundred metres and oscar pistorius has created history he's become the first amputee to compete in the olympic games in south africa an

pass back to tina charles. usa wins 88-61. they have won 37 straight games at the olympics.way that was ernie banks. >> i didn't want to step in. >> let's play two. >> i thought it >>> after almost a year in space, traveling more than 350 million miles, nasa's rover named curiosity is closing in on the red planet. in what some say the most difficult landing in the space agency, in seven minutes the rover will travel through the atmosphere to the surface of mars. if all goes as planned the curiosity rover lands just after 1:30 on monday morning. there you go. >> that will be fascinating. >> it will take soil and air and everything else. and it can get pictures back to us in 14 minutes. that's faster than your phone. >> searching for signs of life. should be interesting. that's our broadcast for now.

tina martinez says the jimenez's are my family. i have known them my entire life.ow. i feel sorry for all of those things. >> and funeral services for pedro and maribel are set for tomorrow morning. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> tonight in san francisco another bay area pot club shut its doors as the federal government shuts down on medical marijuana dispense res. the suspended sheriff made a surprise appearance. they started closing up shop in the lower haite. they are shutting down and received letters from the justice department warning of property seizures and criminal trials if they did not close. although he says he is not a client why, the former supervisor stopped by the vapor room in a show of support. >> i think it is a sad day in someways that so much progress is now being swank wished with -- vanquished with the blink of an eye. it is a backwards statement for san francisco. >> the former district includes the vapor room and he wrote the regulations on the dispense res in san francisco. eight pot clubs have closed si

how are you doing, tina? >> i'm doing a lot better than i would have expected.couple years ago. it had a pretty simple instruction, right? >> to leave an awesome tip. i'm not talking about 25%, i mean $500 on a pizza. that's where we started. >> he was pretty clear. don't go to the fancy restaurants. >> pizza, $500. that's a big tip on a pizza. >> what has it been like to be the giver of this generosity? >> it's been a huge blessing for me just to be able to touch people like that and see their reaction. i'm really nervous going into it. then as soon as i hand them that money, i sort of get to step back and let them control the situation and see how they are going to react. it's different every time. >> rachel, is this something in keeping with your brother's personality? >> yeah. he always wanted to do something to help people and to make people happy and bring joy to people. he was always about having fun, bringing joy to other people. >> and what is the reaction, generally, when you tell them, i'm leaving you this $500 tip? i imagine people are stunned. >> al

. >> reporter: like thousands, tina(÷% pays her san jose water bill. >> i think everything ought to belaid out on the teenage. this is how we're spending the money. what are they hiding? >> reporter: nbc bay area sent this request for records. it asked the utility to provide all travel, entertainment and expense reports. we also wanted to review all bonuses for the top executives and the board of directors. we want to check receipts for plane tickets, hotels, gifts. the specific spending records, no state agency has asked to review. >> the goal of dra is to provide the commission with recommendations that ensure safe and reliable utility service at the lowest possible rate. >> reporter: he is a project manager for the state's division of rate payer advocates. it protects consumers by reviewing costs for california's investor own water companies like san jose water. the d.r.a. has inspected thousands of financial records for san jose water but admits, it has not reviewed or asked to see detailed records like the ones requested by nbc bay area. they are records that remain off the radar

tina martinez says the jimenez's are my family. i have known them my entire life. it was a big tragedy. >> i wanted to help them. i know i don't want to be in their position right now. i feel sorry for all of those things. >> and funeral services for pedro and maribel are set for tomorrow morning. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> tonight in san francisco another bay area pot club shut its doors as the federal government shuts down on medical marijuana dispense res. the suspended sheriff made a surprise appearance. they started closing up shop in the lower haite. they are shutting down and received letters from the justice department warning of property seizures and criminal trials if they did not close. although he says he is not a client why, the former supervisor stopped by the vapor room in a show of support. >> i think it is a sad day in someways that so much progress is now being swank wished with -- vanquished with the blink of an eye. it is a backwards statement for san francisco. >> the former district includes the vapor ro

joining us now are aaron's brother and mother seth and tina collins and the waitress who received the tips sara ward. welcome. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> thanks for being with all of us. >> thanks for having us. >> seth did it surprise you? >> the whole thing surprised me. especially the reaction that we've gt en from around the world. that's incredible. >> you were carrying out your brother's last wish. what made him decide to do this why a tip. >> he always liked to take his friends out for dinner, pay for dinner. leave a nice tip. especially if he thought the waitress was stressed out over something. i think he just wanted to do it even bigger. that's why he put it in the will. >> tina this sounds like typical aaron, wanting to do something like this. >> it certainly does. and always wanting to make his mark on the world. he wanted to leave the world a better place than when he found it. i don't know if it was intuition or inspiration or what. i knew he was going to do it. i told him many many times, aaron, someday you're going to do something so amazing that everybody going

while france russia also fanatic to deceive head into the locker room early on it was mr rayney and tina headdress who stole the limelight of a common compact the embeds from rome a near in a nail biting final tournament m.v.p. poorly especially on this stage in his teammates exceptional knowledge of each other is the key to this success well we're a very long time goes well we usually play together in this during the summer back in villanova we played together like three times a week so we know each other for a long time now and it's not a first time we were playing together but the show didn't and did the who's who of the slam dunk world thing gather to find time for the five thousand dollar person on fox and of course their respective a.p.'s acrobatic skills edging an extra wow factor to the events the dispersion style of play repartee grown in stature the future looks bright for the sport and the players lucky enough to be part of a nicolo chose our team or score. i'll be back in just under a couple of hours from now but don't forget that our youtube channel is available to you at an

next are tina hughes author and journalist now me wolf who says a crackdown on whistleblowers could expose corrupt u.s. officials to. sorry for the mix up and our special interview is coming your way. naomi wolf author journalist activist thank you for sitting down with r.t. today it's always a pleasure marie and i first question for you recently u.s. defense secretary leon panetta announced and ordered pentagon officials to begin monitoring major news stations in the u.s. to see if any media outlets are disclosing classified information as a journalist and as an american what is your take on this i mean you know my immediate take is a profound feeling of nausea and it's sense that somehow the united states has collapsed into you know the soviet union circa sort of mid thirty's. this is horribly foreseeable but i can't believe it's come to this. the bush administration begins trajectory. seven or eight years ago by saying ok we're going to start to react to be the espionage act and they threatened to go after the new york times you may remember when they broke the swift banking story about

now the russian air force turns one hundred on sunday celebrating it said tina in spectacular style in the skies over the moscow region the grand finale of a three day display will start national and foreign aviation is performing death defying stunts let's look at the picture she won over one hundred planes and helicopters are taking part of the event including russia's latest state of the art five hundred fifty show also include restored planes from the first and second world wars the fav russian knights of the swift also saw for the skies russian president vladimir putin said that more than six hundred new combat planes in the thousand helicopters in some countries but twenty twenty. the u.s. congress is struggling to pass one hundred billion dollars a year farm bill which also has reduced food stamp fraud over the next five years the industry's big hit is such as those making g.m. foods are dominating the discussion of nutrition and health groups but food historian ken obama says the desire for natural products is likely to grow. the people who control that happens to most of the m

russia's air force has been celebrating its and tina reinspect ocular style in the skies over the moscow region a three day display will see a national and foreign aviation ace's former death defying stunts more than one hundred planes and helicopters are taking part in the brand including russia's latest state of the art fighter the t. fifty the show also includes a restored planes from the first and second wars the famed russian knights on this swifts will be soaring in that skies over the weekend the kremlin recently made the military a top priority with a vile one hundred and twenty billion dollars grazing their air force over the next few years. and some other new news in brief this hour libyan army draco and senior defense ministry of the short muhammed hadiya has been shot dead and been gardy he was leaving a mosque after friday prayers when he was a target by group of gunmen recent months have seen a string of deadly attacks and been garcelle security officials in the khadafi regime that. interesting happened the day after leaving as you government as you and our. u.s. republican