tori, time now is 8:43. apple unveiled the new iphone.ou how is the stock.com this morning. >> stay tuned. we will tell but in a possible break. >> the announcement ahead had within the one hour. >> a sad farewell to a slain police officer. we will take you to the public memorial for kenyon youngstrom. [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. and sutter health -- i thought of something else we need fwhat's that? it's a 200 watts per channel dynamically balanced

tori an -- tori and dave? >> yes. >>> muslim outrage multiplies. >>> also from prisoner to international state leader. that's right. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. my world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... [ whispers ] 100 calories... say it again... [ whispers ] 100 calories... ma'am, hello? ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> well, fog pattern out there looks more like july than september. we're not seeing any sun by the close or very little. there is a pretty good surge on this fog bank. so 60s, 70s. temperatures inland coming down. >>> 7:14. violent protests today in afghanistan. hundreds of people were out there burning cars and throwing rocks at the u.s. military camp. they are angry about that movie created by a southern california man they feel mocs muslims -- mocs muslims mocks muslims. >>> well, indonesians threw rocks at the u.s. embassy in jakarta. now, 11 police officers were sent to the hospital after be

and they walked over to the stadium and a teddy bear that said, dear tori, will you go to homecoming with me, love jamie. it was so cute. >> his father is a pilot for the u.s. custom border patrol. and according to officials, he did not get authorization for the drop. hedid, however, get permission from the principal. >> our understanding is that the father was a licensed pilot who consistently flies over that area. the principal was clear that it could be done safely. >> the pilot has been reassigned while cbp officials review the incident. >> who can say i got asked to homecoming with a teddy bear from a helicopter? no one can say that. i think it's cool. >> peggy fox, 9news now. >> helicopters are cool. but that pilot has been temporarily reassigned since he did not ask for permission. disciplinary action is pending. >>> montgomery county world war ii veterans honored today. albert was a member of the 106th infantry division. he was captured by the british. >> we were forced to march for 14 days and put into boxcars for six days for the final trip to our camp. we had no food or dr

and in response to story -- tory smith's outstanding performance they will be chanting his name as a show of support for him fans only will produce an officially licensed tory smith t-shirt production on the shirts starting this morning. and the shirts will be distributed to stores throughout the area and they will be available online at tory chant website. >>> monday night's last-minute loss to the seahawks has green bay packers fans seeing red. a wisconsin eye care provider wants to help the nfl referees who made the game deciding call. they want to help them see clearly. a doctor is offering free lasik surgery to the replacement refs who officiateed the game. >> the referees obviously they had vision issues and we decided we could help them with that. >> the doctor says he and his staff will talk to them about decision making and the rules of the game of football. no word whether the nfl will take the doctor up on the offer. >>> iranian president ahmadinejad and egypt's president will address the u.n. general assembly today. ahmadinejad is planning to meet with occupy wall street

it does look like warmer weather gets to the coast by the weekend, tory and dave. >>> time now is 8:10. they are making progress this morning fighting that deadly wildfire in san diego county. the fire that started sunday is now 55% contained. but yesterday, the body of an 82-year-old man was found. his neighbors say the man told him he was never going evacuate. dozens of homes have been destroyed or damaged. 25 other homes are still threatened. evacuation orders are still in place this morning. wild life supporters are angry about fish and game's dell situation to kill a mountain lion and her three cubs. the four mountain lions were shot and killed last month after fish and game received several complete plants about them. state officials say they had to kill the offspring because they were not young cubs. officials say they were about

tory expressed his grief on twitter. then he made the tough decision his team's home game against the patriots. he went on to make six catches for 127 yards and two touchdowns. with three seconds left, the skipper got a 27 yard goal, giving the ravens the victory. smith said he was glad the play.d to >> i am glad i came back aup here. it helped me out a lot. >> a moment of silence before last night's game to honor his brother. the redskins played before d yesterday in a against the bengals.i >> but they cannot do it. robert griffin iii was sacked times. they lost 38 as 31. 1 and 2.d now is the redskins have lost seven in row and home dating back to season. >> dwyane wade is in town this promoting his book. the admitted that he is a chicago bears fans and believes things our heads for r.g. redskins.e >> he is a great young player. he is exciting to watch. are a fan of football, you are fan of r.g. iii. winning the heisman trophy and everything but he did in college year, i became a fan of his. i hope that he continues to

i'm tori campbell. it's friday, september 14th. >>> classes will go on as scheduled at an elementary school where police fired on a suspect last night. claudine wong is in pleasant hill where a car chase from vallejo came to and. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. kids are starting to show up. you can see the school officials out here just kind of picking up some of the bits and pieces. there are some car parts over there where in car ended up pushing down those three poles for fair oaks elementary. those actually are cemented into the ground so if you actually look really close, you can see a crack in the cement just below one of those poles, just from the force of that vehicle hitting and actually -- you can see in this gentleman's hand, the gmc from the truck left behind. i want to give you a look at the scene last night. so you can get a better idea of how all of this ended up. it started over in vallejo but ended when the suspects went down this dead end road, presumably they

tory, dave. >>> thank you, steve. oakland mayor's deadline to appear at a deposition on police reform or face possible contempt of court charges. a federal magistrate threatened punitive action if he skipped another deposition on the pace of court ordered police reform. the mayor canceled an appearance at a deposition august 30th saying she had to attend a city council meeting. the mayor said she will be ated to's deposition. >>> oakland police are looking for the suspect of a deadly shooting that happened crust before 9:00 last night about a block away there the oakland coliseum station. police say the victim was transported to the hospital where he died. >>> time now 7:10. congresswoman barbara lee holds an evented to at 11:00 a.m. it is one of several congressional black kaw would you -- caucus events statewide. requiring new laws requiring voters to show photo id to vote. critics say the new requirements would really effect minority students and the elderly. >>> the bill that was just signed by governor jerry brow

i am tori campbell. >> i am dave clark. we start this hour with the shootout.ungstrom died last night from his wounds in the shootout. claudine wong is live in martinez now where a memorial honoring kenyon youngstrom is growing. >> reporter: certainly it is one of many difficult days ahead. we have seen people coming here to martinez, to the officer where officer youngstrom worked and they are leaving flowers and candles. they want to express their sadness with a card, a flower or a balloon. i want to show you some video we took in the last few minutes. members of the chp came out and raising it to half staff. >> it will be raised across the state in honor of the life and service of kenyon youngstrom. it was a formal ceremony with people who work here. and raising the hand in salute as they watched three officers raise the flag. a sad day today as they grief grief the loss of one of their own. >> news that he died was last night. he was on life support since he was shot on tuesday. the 37-year-old served in the army reserves. broughted from the academy in 2,006

tory dunnan has more. what's the message? >> reporter: i could tell you they seem pretty energized.he speeches have already started at this point. you're hearing cheering and boost. people are into what the singers are saying. as far as the message, they're focusing a lot on the middle class thiseek, focusing on making sure this is a convention about including people and some of the victories they consider, things like the auto bailout as well as healthcare. there's this brand-new poll tha came out that's going to relate to this. mitt romney got a 1% bump from last week's convention. that moves everything from a virtual tie to an actual tie and president obama is going to have to put on a big performance on thursday night to get bump as well. >> wall, the speeches tonight including governor o'malley at 10:00 followed by a relatively unknown mayor from texas, san antonio. what's this about? >> reporter: yes, san antonio mayor julian castro. not a lot of people know about him but he takes to the national stage tonight. he is 37 years old. he's a rising star in the democratic party and

tory dunnan joins us live from washington. if this is real -- this is really a critical time, especially for mitt romney, correct? >> reporter: kelly, it s he's gearing up for the final stages of his political campaign. first, today he's in colorado and he moved on to another critical battleground state. after a week of criticism from both democrats and republicans, mitt romney is hoping to get back on track. >> i will do better than this president has done for the american people. >> reporter: romney will focus on a hand full of tossup states that will ultimately decide the election. tomorrow he kicks off a four-day six city tour. the president leads 60 to 45%. >> mitt romney attacked 47% of americans who made no income tax. >> reporter: meanwhile the obama campaign is out with a new add hitting romney on the 47% ad in a closed door fund-raiser. >> doesn't the president have to worry about everyone? >> reporter: as for tomorrow the president will address the u.n. general assembly. today obama's opponent is hitting him on his

i'm tori campbell.t somber homecoming for the four americans killed last week in benghazi, libya. president obama, vice president biden and secretary clinton were all taking part in that event as the remains of the four americans returned to american. this a is a short time ago as the four draped caskets were carried by a plane, by a military honor guard. the americans were ambushed on tuesday by assailants with rocket-propelled grenades. one of the them was chris stevens from pedemont high, graduate of 1978. graduated from hastings law in san francisco. >> i want to thank his parents and siblings who are here today for sharing chris with us and with our country. what a wonderful gift you gave us. >> they didn't simply embrace the american idol. they lived it. they embodied it. the courage, the hope and yes, the idealism. that fundamental american belief that we can leave this world a little better than before. secretary clinton attendance at the ceremony was personal for her because she said she sent a

goon, i'm tori campbell -- good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. this is a day of remembrance for the entire country. it's been 11 years since the 9/11 attacks. people gathered in new york, the pentagon and shakesville, pennsylvania, to honor those who lost their lives there. craig boswell has more. >> reporter: good afternoon. a busy and emotional day in new york city as the crowds worked themselves down to the lower manhattan area. very, very quiet. the conversation has become more quiet. behind me, you can see the 1 world trade center nearing completion. not just people in new york, not just people here across the u.s. but around the world remember all of us killed 11 years ago today. from a day of devastation to a day of reflection, respect and honor. peep around the world to -- people around the world honor to remember those who lost their lives 11 years ago. sometimes it seems like yeah, particularly -- >> sometimes it seem like yesterday when i call down here and think about what happened that day. it's hard. >> marylou hague. >> and my fath

i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, september 26th. >>> in overnight news, hundreds of pot plants are seized. police say it took several hours to remove all of the evidence from the business on charter park drive. janine de la vega has been following the story since 4:30 and has more. >> reporter: we're in an industrial area of san jose. on one side of me is a technology company and on the other side is a car parts business but right here in the middle, you can say it says "online furniture buy.com." you can see marijuana plants. you can see paraphernalia left behind by police. here is a temperature gauge, a fertilizer something used to feed. plant plants. police got a call last night and -- used to fet the plants. police got a call last night. >> when officers got here, they found marijuana plants every where. and they are fully matured about 6 feet tall. about 250 of them with light systems and all kinds of other indicators that it was an indoor grow. >> police say this is a significant bust they say t

. >> reporter: tori. james izumizaki is, by all -- tori, james izumizaki, is, by all accounts, a very popular store. but on monday, a chain of events led to his arrest. parents of the children who dropped their kids off this morning, knew the arrest was imminent. >> i am just shocked. i know him. >> reporter: police say the victim described only as -- police say the victim was described only as a young girl. james izumizaki, the teacher, teaches, coaches. >> his performance has been above average. he's highly respected at the middle school and a very popular teacher. >> reporter: but the superintendent said when she learned of the allegation, she immediately put him on leave and ♪ fid police. after his -- notified police. after his arrest, she alerted the staff and the district. >> i can tell you that everyone in the district is devastated, the principal, the assistant principals and particularly the teaching staff. >> reporter: but she says the focus is on the children. last night an e-mail went out to t

good morning to you, tori. it's a busy day. it's an emotional day as the crowds come down into lower manhattan. you can hear the noise, the conversations, the horns, you get off to my right closer to this memorial they start talking in more hush tones, we have the construction ongoing on one world trade center but they've also come to an agreement here on the museum here at ground zero. >> 11 years ago today lives in the u.s. and around the world were forever changes. >> we crashed. the other trade center is down. it's down. >> coordinated attacks were carried out by extremeists who hijacked commercial airliners crashing them into the twintowers and the pentagon. a fourth crashed in shanksville. since then the nation pledged to never forget the lives lost. a museum remembering the victims at ground zero remains under construction that was supposed to be open this month but building plans all but ceased due to funding concerns. >> we are going to complete the museum which will give us a chance to tell the story of what really ha

. >>> an apology from a patriots fan that chose to poke fun at the passing of tory smith's brother. she goes by the name of quay tee brady 12. i i am so sorry for the pain it's caused, especially tory smith and his family. >>> news time is 6:05 after a high speed chase that ended near north charles and greenway, police say they were pursuing the two teens in a stolen suv, they called maryland state police to help out. they caught up with the suspects as the car crashed into a speed limit sign in the middle of the roland park neighborhood. >>> these are the stories that we hate to tell. a child shot and his mother, too. this happened in baltimore city and neighbors as well as police want to know how this could happen and why. sherrie johnson joins us now and hopefully they're getting closer to those answers. >> reporter: police are still investigating. officers are searching for a person of interest. this shooting happened around 9:30. a 4-year-old boy and his 33- year-old mother were shot during a domestic dispute. officers responded to the 900 block of gorsuch avenue in the waverly

good afternoon, janine. >> good afternoon, tori. this wall right here is on the other side of capitol orchard expressway. and this one is this side of the wall. you can see how narrow this is. as you go up, it widens but a person can barely move once he is trapped here. this is exclusive video that we got of the suspect being lifted. he was trapped between orchard capitol warehouse. >> had he removed his clothes when crews found him in the gap. unable to movement he had fallen 20 feet down. >> he had ripped a lot of clothes down going down the bidding because that's a pretty good drop. at that point, they had to call 911. officers determined that corona was the driver that chp had been chasing. he crashed on the other side of the street and ran away. he said he was trying to run from two people chasing him with knives and then admitted, yeah, i was involved in an accident or i was part of an accident and i was just trying to get away. >> reporter: firefighters used the ladder and rig add pulley with a rope to rescue him. it took 90

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday september 10th. >>> we begin with developing news from from mont. police, along with several firefighters, have been outside a home at potano park drive since 11:30 last night. officers have been searching for fugitives wanted for several felonies. at one point, officers used tear gas to try to force a man out of a home but there was no sign of the wanted man. and the search is now winding down. you are looking at live pictures. investigators are interviewing the man's parents who live on the scene. claudine wong is there. you can see police cars there. more information at 7:30. >>> in overnight news, a suspected gunman is behind bars after trying to rob the wrong person. alex savidge is live with more on the victim who pulled his gun. >> reporter: good morning. the suspected armed robber here trying to hold up a man and woman at gunpoint right outside of their car. but things did not end well. one of the victims, an off-duty police officer and he opened fire on the suspec

i truly regret my tasteless comment, especially for the pain it has caused to tory smith and his family. >>> more on the developing story this morning, coming out of north baltimore after a 4- year-old boy and his mother were shot. this happened in a waiverly community. sherrie johnson is live at headquarters, how is it going with the investigation this morning. >> reporter: we are here at baltimore city police department and officers are searching for a person of interest. they have someone that they're trying to track down they want to talk to. this shooting happened last night about 9:30. a 4-year-old boy and his 33- year-old mother were both shot in the home. police are calling this a domestic dispute. officers responded to the 900 block of gorsuch avenue in the better waverly community. the shootings happened inside the woman's home and neighbors tell abc 2 news that a s. w. a. t. team was called to the same address two weeks ago in the incident. there will be a community meeting tonight at 6:30 to 8 at 1101 east 33rd street for the better waverly community to talk about safety. an

tori it's 7:10. let's ch he can in with tara we have a new problem a accident in pleasantton. >> reporter: it's on a road parallel to 680 at verona atwo- car crash one lane is blocked and people are trapped i side. the fire department has been called. this is where our worst traffic is of the morning. a 10 to 15 minute wait into the- - into the city. 280 at 880 interchange traffic you see both headlights are northbound on 208 towards santa clara. here's steve. >> a little patchy fog but most of the coastline is flog free. granada clear here and that's not the case anally. fog a little patchy southern end of the peninsula and point reyes and sonoma coast. but most locations are clear. a few high clouds around the tropical class but they have cleared out. -- clouds but they have cleared out. there's westerly poem. 49 san rafael and -- component. 49 san rafael. and santa rosa upper 40s at and 50 cooler this morning compared to the past couple mornings. getting rid of the high mid level tropical clouds h

>> reporter: tori, we just got an update on that officers condition. law enforcement sources tell us he's in critical condition. they also tell us they are searching for a female associated with a black nissan maxima authorities found in the last hour. they found that nissan maxima in danville but still looking for a female associated with that nissan maxima, let's go ahead and take a look from news chopper 2 a live look. here is what we know about the shooting. a chp officer from the contra costa area made a traffic stop on . had 680 just around 8:20:00 a.m. going to impound a vehicle when another vehicle pulled up and shots were fired. the officer and a suspect were hit and transported to john mayer hospital. during the investigation officers shut down 680 near lavorna road. traffic has been shut down for hours on 680. >> i'm trying to get to lafayette and they said get off and i did and now i've been roped around 15 different ways to try to get to lafayette and it's a disaster. >> now, another interesting ted bit from the chp, it was a concerned cit

acts or first the tories and then the conviction but i am totally sure that the ease convince that it presents a real danger for israel and this i guess influences all of those. jewish mystic think tanks or any other parts of the jewish establishment in the united states you know mico you know we just recently did a program on other program on the arab spring and i've always thought during all these changes going on in the arab middle east that this would be an opportunity for israel to make peace with the palestinians and then kind of step aside and watch how the arab middle east on folds because it's going to be it's messy it's going to get messier and you know what israel always be something that they can point to is what's wrong with their lives because israel exists but if the israelis were smart make peace with the palestinians and just stay off to the side that would be a possibility for them but no they want to attack another country in the region they look like what they are war mongers. well you know we have to look back at this issue of an existential threat and we have to

obama in the first but in any case there are many ways to get out of the tree or to continue there are tory doing anything don't forget also that domestically and yell most probably lost in l.a. for it take namely the minister of defense barak who recent days or weeks sound all of a sudden different and then it to me i was really quite isolated even though mess to clean so all of this together will have to bring some kind of getting down of the tree and pulling. this thing keeping it because they totally good reason because saying that this this israel this two years of certainly spreading fear has to continue into. fire until something will happen you know do you think netanyahu is just terrified of obama second it ministration because of the bad personal relationship they have had and let's face it netanyahu snubbed obama a number of times and his administration i'm pretty sure the administration would like to see the end of mr netanyahu. yes i have but i don't think that's on yahoo i don't think it matters to him i think he knows that anyone knows very well that here in america the price

tori green is here for sports... tori spartan football is back!!! first the nfl, the nba, and now...hockey. the players union and the national hockey league are currently at a stand still in negotiations over a collective bargaining agreement ... thursday, the nhl commissioner recieved a unanimous vote from owners in support of a lockout. in downtown san jose -- business owners are worried what a cancelled or shortened sharks season will mean. ">>>on some days san pedro square just down the street from the shark tank looks dead. surrounding businesses are worried that this is what it could look like if there's a shortened or maybe even no sharks season. the brit's general manager, sonny walters believes it will have a huge negative impact on his business alone. "we would certainly weather the storm. but as far as numbers go we're talking about taking anywhere from 300 to 400 people a day on a sharks home game that would not be there if they had a lockout." the san jose sharks say that due to the current situation there would not be much comment but

. >> the chopper dropped a stuffed bulldog carrying a request for senior, tori burriss. who is the football team's first female kicker. >> when i came out to tryouts, i never kicked a football before and then jamie started teaching me techniques. >> the first string kicker and according to these students, the one who sent the message from above. >> janey had flowers and he walked over to tori and they walked over to the stadium and i think it was a teddy bear that said dear tori, will you go to homecoming with me? it was so cute. >> his father is a pilot for the u.s. custom border patrol. he did not get authorization for the drop. he did, however, get permission from the principal. >> the father was a licensed pilot who consistently flies over that area. the principal was clear it could be done safely. >> the pilot has been reassigned while officials review the incident. >> who can say, i got asked to homecoming with a teddy bear from my helicopter. for her to say that is really cool. >> now the customs and border patrol say that there was no added expense to the drop be

torie clarke said we see this as a coincidence. should look into the organization of this. it's not a grassroots, but planned and coordinated behind the scenes? >> it looks a little bit that way. the last time this terrible pastor in florida, seems to enjoy burning korans and stirring up trouble, it was afghanistan and pakistan that had had the connection. and so clearly there were people in those two countries who reacted to just the idea of the burning of the koran. what i'm guessing happened is that behind the scenes islamist extremists probably heard about this event and are looking to create a name for themselves, looking to create an event. they find what they can, distribute information that now this film has been broadcast on parts of egyptian television and stir it up by did he ssseminati fact of this film. we don't know that that's violent yet. that's public protest, stage one. this is particularly unusual, and why this investigation is so crucial, attack on an ambassador with an rpg looks like an assassination. the conne

during the war in afghanistan when the soviet union invaded in one nine hundred seventy knowing a tory mob hasn't put the support of the rebel movement there and then basically gave rise to al-qaeda that which later backfired on the united states itself today some want to use militants from al qaida or some other organizations with equally radical views to accomplish their goals in syria this policy is dangerous and very shortsighted let's turn over to the united states the upcoming election there which we're all looking forward to very much of course now the reset button with russia was firmly pushed by barack obama over the last four years but still that missile defense shield the headache for russia in the east of europe if obama does win a second term what's going to define the next chapter of russia and america's relations and is it a chap that you can do business with. i believe the over the last four years presidents obama and medvedev have made a lot of progress in strengthening russia u.s. relations we have saw in the new start treaty to go with them backed by the us russia ha

are divers and specialists from the interior ministry check the bottom of the sea or the board tori's tested water for poisonous substances and we found nothing. but this recently declassified documents suggest the opposite in two thousand and four crimea's authorities urged private colleges to check the coastline for threats that is when those containers were found former m.p. oleksandr crucial is probably the only politician in ukraine who is making comments on the issue because she says the authorities are deliberately keeping the public in the dark and europe what it now that's a mentality of local bureaucrats who come in for a year or two now face and don't want these problems on their hands meanwhile more and more kids who turn this virus infections from crimea summer holidays and this is the. evidently caused by travel project state of the sea water says lifting those containers from the bottom of the sea is impossible they will fall apart that's why experts suggest a different solution if. there's a technology which allows to see all these containers all for seven hundred year

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. >>> no monkey business these days for tori, the smoking orangutan.d the habit cold turkey. with the help of her mates and a little isolation, tori kicked smoking at the zoo. she has repeatedly tossed her lit cigarette. >> that's ridiculous. >> zoo officials say the baby is healthy. it's the first birth at the zoo in 15 years. the last orangutan born was tori herself. >> that's really great. >> should have stopped that a long time ago. >> i know. >> i think -- >> yeah. >> rachel, thank you very much. we love having you here in new york. >>> and we will be right back. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned with governments and across the industry so we can all produce energy more safely. i want you to

tori green has the story...">>>fans have finally got something to root for and it wouldn't be without the help of one of the teams key players in number 43 defensive end, travis johnson. "he's a beast, i mean he's just...that's why he's the best sacker in america, in wac history. he's gonna probably...he had 4 tonight and 6 tackles for a loss. he just has a motor" johnson recorded 4 sacks in the win against uc davis and 1 against colorado state but he is most remembered for the blocked field goal and extra point against hawaii last season. just recently he was named wac defensive player of the week for his huge contributions in the september 8th game against uc davis. "it's a cool feeling knowing that all of the teams, they recognize me of having the best performance. but it just means that like that's one week and our coach always talks about you know forgetting the week before and playing for the next week. so that's what that means one week, but i gotta do it again this week and the week after for the rest of

here with ways to organize your social media messages tory johnson.he is the ceo of women for hire, a company that creates recruiting events to connect professional women with leading employers and she is also author of the new book "spark new book and hustle launch and grow your small business now." thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> i went through this book and i loved this chapter, we do social media all the time, but this makes it easy. >> for me, figuring out every morning what am i going to put on facebook every day became such a chore and then i realize that a week can go by and i'm going to be present and make facebook work for me, i have to do it. >> we put together sort of a calendar and ways to think about what to put out on social media. monday, you say, review. >> so, for example, if you create sort of a plan for yourself where every monday you review something, you saw a movie over the weekend, a book that you're reading, an article that you read, talk about something you're doing and ask other people if they've seen that

i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, september 27th. we begin with an overnight police raid in downtown san francisco. officers moved in on an occupy camp at the federal reserve bank on market street. christien kafton joins us live with video you won't see anywhere else. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, now that the start is starting to come up, you can see this former site of the occupy protest at the foot of market 101 market. you can see it surrounded by a chain-link fence. right across the street you might see there is a small encampment of some of the occupiers returning to the area. police were out here overnight. they were out here this morning to -- to watch the site. they said they gave them every chance to avoid arrest. >> we gave them opportunity to vacate. some people did leave on their own. the other people who remained behind did get arrested for illegal lodging. >> reporter: san francisco police moved about 11:30 last night. last night was rough after police cleared the camp and seized their possessions. >> they took ever

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, september 24th. >>> ear continuing to follow -- we're continuing to follow the details in a deadly crash. allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: traffic is moving again and all lanes of southbound 680 in pleasanton. the chp opened up all lanes of the highway about 30 about-- 30 minutes ago. we're next to stoneridge drive, which is where the accident happened. at 4:00 this morning, a car struck and killed a pedestrian. the chp responded to a call. they did a traffic break and quickly shut down 680 southbound. for an hour and a half, up until 5:30 this morning, traffic was at a complete standstill at the stoneridge exit. drivers heading from the east bay to the south bay were stuck in their tracks and then at 5:30, the chp opened up the far left shoulder to let one lane through. the question for chp investigators this morning, why this pedestrian was in the freeway in the first place? >> it was not a hit and run. the person stayed. >> what did they tell you? >> we can't tell y

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's friday, september 28th. >>> oping our news at 8:00, breaking news from san jose. crews are battling a fire in the city's willow glen neighborhood. janine de la vega has just arrived on the scene. >> reporter: we're here on mulberry lane. this is right near meridian and kurtner. this is still an active scene. there's about five or six engines still here. about 20 firefighters. the flames were shooting out of the roof when the firefighters just got here. let's take a look at video shot. just before 7:00, a neighbor called 911 to report the house next door was on fire. when firefighters arrived, flames were shooting through the roof. the firefighters started to fight it from the outside but then they switched from going inside the home and enter it, trying to knock it down. we're told a mother and her daughter had woke unup to the sound of their smoke detectors going off and they were able to get out of the house safely. i'm joined by fire captain rob brown. what is the situation ri

coko crisp, down the right field line, tory hunter kicks it around. six-3 in the 9th -- 6-3 in the 9th. now the angels come back with nobody out. albert pujols, boom! for all his trouble, he's got 29 home runs right now. 90 rbis, going to go 30-100 this year. >>> 1st and -- >> the angels get 2 in the 9th, but bob melvin's team wins 6-5. they lead the wildcard by 2 games and trail texas by 3. a great, great finish tonight. the major story here that trumps all this, brandon mccarthy is home. maybe we can put this video to rest after tonight. it was just a terrible line drive less than a week ago. he was operated on that evening. and the word is now he's making a full recovery. >>> games in colorado more times than not are wild offensive affairs. madison bumgarner, wasn't so hot on the mound tonight. but this home run, his second of the year sa 3-run -- is a 3-run job. and the san francisco giants hold onto win 9-8. dodgers lose to arizona, so the giants are 6 games up in the national league west. and get ready. get your playoff ticket s now for the gian

nation -- a tired nation is a poor nation and the united states cannot afford to be either tired or tory. [applause] there may be those who wish to hear more, more promises to this group or that. more harsh rhetoric about the men in the kremlin -- about the men. but my promises are in the platform. that you have adopted. this will not be won by credit. we can have faith in the future only if we have faith in ourselves. the harsh facts of the matter are that we stand at this frontier at a turning point in history. we must prove all over again to a watching world as we stand on the most conspicuous stage whether this nation can -- a range of alternatives can compete with a single-minded advance of the communist system. can a nation organized at -- and government such as ours do it? that is the real question. have we the will, tammy carry through in an age where we will witness not only knew great tools in weapons of destruction but the inside of men's minds. that is the question of the new frontier. that is the choice hours -- our nation must make. a chase -- a choice not lodged between tw

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, september 5th. >>> we begin with continuing coverage of the shooting that leaves a -- that leaves a chp officer, kenyon youngstrom, fighting for his life. he was shot yesterday by a man in a jeep. alex savidge is at the john muir medical center with an update on the officer's condition. >> reporter: i just spoke a short time ago with the chp spokesperson who told me that wounded officer's family members and fellow officers have remained here at his bedside throughout the my. he's in icu here and at last check does remain in critical condition. the chp identified the officer as 37-year-old kenyon youngstrom. colleagues say he's a husband and father of four. the chp says he's also a seven- year veteran of the force. he was shot by a driver during a traffic stop in alamo yesterday. a spokesman tells me the chp cannot release a whole lot of information about his injuries. youngstrom's family is asking for everyone's prayers as doctors do what they can to savely life. >> th

the tories cannot confirm the extent of their injuries, but we know that -- authorities cannot confirm the extent of their injuries, but we know there were taken to northwest hospital. >> nice day across the area on this last full day of summer, 2012. fall begins tomorrow morning at 10:49 a.m. and there will be a transition into fall-like weather over the upcoming weekend. right now, temperatures near 70, a fairly mild temperatures all the way toward hagerstown. these temperatures will remain with us. there are some showers and cool, cloudy weather over the great lakes. that will push for us as we begin to weaken tomorrow. details on the approaching front and the seven day forecast in just a few minutes. >> as the orioles approach what could be their first post-season in 15 years, and -- fans are certainly getting ready. playoff tickets go on sale tomorrow morning. 11 news reporter sarah samson joins us live from the silver spring mining company with more. >> things are already starting to heat up here. you can see that there are a lot of people here already. this is the first of what

tori smith and the ravens win. he'll get a phone call for grab iing a referee in protest.ew england now is 1 and 2. first time they've been under 500 for the first time in more than 9 years. also today bill snapped 8 game road losing streak. detroit loses matt late. andy dalton pitches robert griffin iii today. beat the colts 22-17. >>> coming up the pga season ended today. worth [ male announcer ] this is the opposite of subliminal advertising... there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. i pledge because i want to be the world's fastest swimmer! [ female announcer ] take one giant pledge with your family to eat one more veggie a day. together we can make healthy fun. join green giant on facebook. ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> the oakland a's are just 2 and 4 on this road trip. with 10 games left, they maintain 2.5 lead over the angels. that's because finally held off the yankees today. cliff was the hero. they already led 1-0 when seized the pitch and sends it out. l

tory dunnan joins us from washington. set this up. why is the buckeye state so important this year. >> reporter: well, kelly, all you have to do is take a look at map. you can understand why the candidates are spending so much time in ohio. this is cnn's electoral map. 237 to 191. on election day you need to reach 270 for a victory. the tossup states are in yellow. say president obama wins ohio, his numbers go up to 255. say he wins another huge state like florida and he is at 284. all of a sudden it's game over. now you see why the candidates are focused on the buckeye state. >> very different messages for mitt romney and president obama. who are they talking to and where in ohio? >> reporter: mitt romney is in the middle of this campaign bus tour through the state. it's lasting three days. he's doing three campaign rally. this is the latest poll showing president obama with a 51%, 44% lead. >> there's so many in our country that are hurting right now. i want to help them. i know what it takes to get an economy going again. >> report

tory dunnan joins us now from the site of this week's democratic national convention in charlotte, northcarolina i know things are just getting underway. tell us what's happening now. >> reporter: organizers at the dnc are making sure things are ready. you have supporters and delegates arriving in charlotte. one thing that will be different is, of course, the message. democrats watched republicans in tampa hammer the president on the economy. >> millions of americans are unsure about their future. >> that money wasn't just spent and wasted it. was borrowed, spent and wasted. >> we must reign -- reign in the skyrocketing cost. >> reporter: with the tough question, whether voters are better off now than four years ago. >> folks, let me make something clear and slay it to the press. america is better off today than they left us when they left. >> reporter: here convention hall democrats will unveil a star studded lineup to match the enthusiasm from four years ago. >> you know my husband has your back. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama on tuesday. former president bill clinton on wednes

tory dunnan joins u live from washington. yesterday it was ohio. where were the candidates taking their message to today? >> they decided to hold events at pretty much the same time. let's take a look hoot the numbers. this is a cnn poll. it shows president obama has a lead over mitt romney 50% to 44%. both decided to criticize each other's economic plans. >> my opponent a big believer in topdown economics. we tried it in the last decade before i was elected president. it didn't work then and it won't work now. >> our economy needs to be reinvigorated and the president has laid out his plan. it's a continuation of the old plan. we can't afford four more years of the last four years, all right? >> reporter: back in 2008 virginia ended up going to obama. he was the first democrat to take the state since 1964. >> troy, both candidates have new ads out. tell us what we can expect to hear in the new campaign ads? >> reporter: let's start with the obama campaign. they release lad scaightsing new ad today -- scathing new ad today. basically it uses those

tory dunnan, live for us in washington. >> forget all those polls. here's the real scientific measure to see who will win the white house. 7 eleven cups for the fourth consecutive -- obama supporter blue cups, romney red cups. the 7 eleven election results have been on target. in 2008 they predicted correctly that barack obama would win. >>> a national award winning humor writer is giving back to her alma matter. she's publishing her first book "finding her dream home" with all the proceeds supporting catholic high schools science programs. this alum is making a difference. >> reporter: michelle "wojo" remembers her days as a student at the catholic high school. today she's front and center talking about her accomplishments as an author with proceeds benefiting catholic high. >> to remember when you start to do well, give back. give back because i have a lot of good memories of being here this helped for me as a young woman and i think it's important to have it come full circle. >> wojo released her first book. she's part of a comedy book, heaven hel

freeways in the country the 45, shut down this weekend for construction southern california and the tories for traffic jams it appears once again people keep the advice to stay off the road. traffic types around the city are minimal last year when the three was closed monumental traffic jams that were predicted never materialized. the freeways scheduled to reopen monday at 6:00 a.m. >>> red light cameras help enforce traffic laws when police and not around the state imposes new restrictions linda yee when drivers will the happy said is not so much. >>> caught on camera blowing through a red light and expensive find back in top $500. they say cameras don't live but for this person from san jose they get five times >>> a computer glitch center the tickets and a wide and the law does not make it easy to fight the finds mistake or not >>> technology can fail and does >>> the state senator change the rules for a law that is a victory for drivers, the new regulations make it easier to fight roughly issued tickets cities must locate the cameras based on safety prohibits the use of red light camer

tory dunnan joins us from convention central in charlotte. on the agenda?he democrats. >> reporter: this is a huge night. former president bill clinton will be speaking hours from now. you can expect him to rally support for president obama. what we know about his speech so far is that he's going to be focusing on bigger issues, the economy, not so much on going after mitt romney but some more information. clinton, as far as he goes, he's a top surrogate for the obama campaign and has appeared in lots of campaign ads. there's a slight risk he may overshadow president obama because he does have that high popularity rating. despite this he will be giving that prime-time speech and formally nominating the president. >> all right. a lot of people are still talking about michelle obama's dress, her speech, what are you hearing about that? >> reporter: people stalking about the dress and some people saying they feel like they have to go work out after seeing that dress and the way this looked. let's talk more about the speech itself because that's way more import