it would be the first of seven. >> he came back again and again and again, winning tour after tour, ande did it seven times. and of course it's a record. nobody's ever done it, and it's for many people -- for many people it was unacceptable. it was impossible to do that without taking drugs. >> what do you think? >> look, i admit i've been very proud to commentate on armstrong over the years, because i've seen a man, see how he's battled the elements how he's come forward and i'm very sad. what do i think? everybody else did it so i find it very difficult not to think that lance did it. sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great businesses deserve the most rewards! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day!

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his dream was to win the tour de france. in his first tour, he won a stage. but three years later, it looked like his dream had died. in this film for his cancer charity livestrong, armstrong described what happened. >> i had excruciating headaches, blurry vision, coughing up the blood. i had been debating on whether or not i should go to the doctor for a long time but finally went. he said, lance, i hate to tell you but you have advanced testicular cancer. i don't know! let's go see. vizio 60" smart led for $688. that's a $310 savings. that is amazing! the first and only place to shop this black friday. savings start at 8pm thursday, more electronics at 10pm. walmart. but what about your wrinkles? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair visibly reduces fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. why wait if you don't have to. neutrogena®. i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal is to camp out. you know we've been open all night. is this a trick to get my spot? [ male announcer ] break

it would be the first of seven. >> he came back again and again and again winning tour after tour, anden times, and, of course, it's a record. no one has ever done it, and it's for many people it was unacceptable. it was impossible to do that without taking drugs. >> what do you think? >> look, i admit i have been very proud of armstrong over these years because i've seen a man and i've seen how he has battled the elements, and i have seen how he auto has come forward, and i'm very sad. what do i think everybody else did it, so i find it very difficult not to think that lance did it. >>> lance armstrong was charging to victory in the tour de france cycling's biggest race, and the evidence suggests he was doping big-time. tyler hamilton says that after finishing a stage, he, armstrong and their teammate kevin livingston would inject themselves with e.p.o. in the team's camper just meters from the excited fans outside. >> go, baby! >> that was nerve racking because you were right there in the heart of the tour de france. you know, thousands and thousands of people around -- hovering arou

duck tour.it's a way to see the city from land and water in the same vehicle. the ducks were around long before this tour began. they go all the way back to world war ii. and what is a boston duck? >> a boston duck is basically a world war ii amphibious landing craft that has been converted into a touring vehicle. so we take people around the city of boston on land and then also into the charles river. these vehicles were used for a lot of different things during world war ii. and mainly they were used as a supply vehicle because they could take supplies from ships onto the mainland. >> the amphibious trucks became known as "dukws." originally designed by general motors, the duck was 31 feet long and 8 feet wide. that's over three times the size of your average s.u.v. it weighed 6½ tons, even though it had no armor. it traveled 50 miles per hour on land and 6 miles per hour in water. it's a challenge for the tour's con-duck-tors. [conductors] >> they're pretty interesting to drive 'cause you are

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during the first tour as second lady. she visited over 200 institutions that were promoting industry, training women to support themselves and children, set up neighborhood kitchens and dispensaries. because of her group made unscheduled stops, she felt they were able to quote, get the real picture. she concluded that in general, people can sense when another person is friendly and genuinely interested. that is what they tried to do to show them the people they were visiting that they were interested in them as people. someone once asked pat why she could appear to be so interested in all of these diverse people that she met. she said, that's because i am. she said, i look at the person i'm talking to and i know they have a story to tell and i want to hear that story. i'm paying attention to them while i'm talking to them. pat took her role as representative of the united states very seriously. she sold herself as part of an important official team. she certainly made something of an impression on the people she met. one

the tour will start inpivpescone coast. jose will host stage six, marking the age year the raise visit that had city. the only one to participate in allvnu÷ eight tours. and lth stage of the tour of california runs from san francisco to santa rosa. there is more on abc 7 news.com. you'll find it under see it on tv. >> amazing. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 the gft makes a bold move to stop the shipment of unsafe foods. >> questions over the deadly attack in benghazi, libya. un ambassador susan rice goes on the offensive meeting with top republican who's blame her for inak rilt information. plus... >> in san francisco, the aclu filed a lawsuit challenging the ban on women serving in combat. the story is coming up. >> i'm michael finney. if you want an e reader for christmas, the choices can be overwhelming. i'll compare newest models and tell you which one could be on >>> republican senators who have criticized susan rice over her explanation of the attack in benghazi, libar not backing down. chris stevens was killed i

francisco that the city does not have regulations as far as licenses and certification is required for tour guides. it is already very open. it is different from the regulations in new york city. that is another market we're in. we're looking forward to allowing san francisco to lead the way by showing the impact our platform can have. we are also really concerned with the tax issue as well. so far, the tax code is really segmented largely for personal and business taxes. the sharing economy presents a nuanced situation. individuals are not businesses but are enjoying a new stream of income. we are interested in having that conversation in a way where we can use the new economy to benefit the city as well as individuals who are proactively taking all entrepreneurship in their own hands to leverage their own resources and knowledge to supplement their income. >> at task rabbit, we're looking to partner with the city and generate more awareness around what we do and how consumers and small businesses can get involved. we have a lot of small businesses utilizing the network as a delivery force

of course, my hero is seven-time tour de france winner and friend of the show lance armstrong.ioneer in the sport he was, of course, the first man to ride his bike on the moon. (laughter) that's one small pair of shorts far man, one giant bulge for mankind. (laughter) of course, all that is ruined now because the u.s. anti-doping agency is accused armstrong of leading a massive doping program throughout his career. i don't understand why they're coming down on lance for doping! of course you need drugs to compete in a multiweek bicycle race! you need drugs just to watch one! (laughter) and now my friend lance has received the harshest punishment in the history of cycling. >> cycling's international governing body stripped lance armstrong of his seven tour de france titles and banned him for life from the sport. >> stephen: so what are they going to do to the titles now, give them to the runners up? oh, i'm sure they weren't doping. they finished second behind a guy who rocketed up mountain sides with powdered monkey nut injected into his heart. (laughter) yeah, these guys are c

bill weir in new york city, this is a special edition of "nightline," "giving thanks: darius' dream tour." >> good evening and happy thanksgiving, i'm cynthia mcfadden. on this day dedicated to giving thanks, we want to introduce you to a young man whose story is a testament to the power of friendship and the strength of the spirit. his name is darius weems and his life has been an incredible and some might say nearly impossible journey. he lives each day with a devastating disease, duchenne muscular dystrophy, yet he's one of the most positive and inspiring people we've ever met. we're heading off on an unexpected adventure. it's hard to believe all of this started as a road trip between friends. >> it's hay hem. kind of like beatle mania. >> reporter: darius goes beatle. but seven years and many, many miles later, it's turned into this. a lesson about life from a guy who knows first hand how precious every day is. and in rural south china, maine, they are very happy he is here. it isn't the fab four bringing down the house on this rainy tuesday, but a fella named darius weems. here you

a couple of examples of the -- there's a passionate street artist in the mission will had offered tours to friends and family and people in the community. he had become an expert. he discovered our platform and is not able -- not only able to monetize and make money to do what he loves that he had already been doing the sharing the expertise and knowledge will be on his own network of family and friends. we have tourists coming from japan and france, and instead of just seeing pier 39, they are also venturing into the mission, spending money at the local readers shop and gaining knowledge about something they have now become passionate about. one other example is a homeless man who lives in the tenderloin at a shelter. him volunteering in the tenderloin. realized that there was a huge opportunity for people to educate themselves about homelessness in san francisco because it is something that the city, for better or worse, is known for. instead of ignoring that segment of town -- because you do not typically think of it as a tourist destination -- we wanted to see what were the strength

another tour! this last half hour i have been saying to folks if you call up with a $250 donation to the american red cross, i would personally give you a tour of our cbs 5 studios for four people and also you can be my guests on the cbs 5 newscast and let me see. who just called in? steve jones from san leandro. $270. thank you, sir. thanks to all of you who have been calling up and giving so generously. to give you an idea, we want to put a face on the american red cross. we have emily white to join us. just how dire is this situation? >> well, it's a serious situation and the need keeps growing. so we really appreciate all the support. the bay area community has been overwhelming in the support they have been able to give. thank you. >> reporter: i think everybody here in the bay area who we are a generous community but they want to know where does this money go? we are sending it to the east coast for the superstorm sandy relief fund. >> the red cross has deployed all the resources available to

the tmz hollywood tour. we show you the real hollywood. >> have a very serious bone to pick with you, jerry and i do. you made fun of us for having dogs dressed up for halloween. >> your dogs are dressed up? shut up! >> all dogs look cute dressed up for halloween. tell me these dogs are not frickin' adorable. >> that's your dog! >> hypocrite. hypocrite. >> i don't know anything about this. >> look at those adorable dogs all dressed up. >> i swear to god, i don't know anything about this. >> carter dressed up as alligator, laila as you.

the royal couple are on a six-day tour of australia to mark the diamond jubilee. the biggest syrian opposition bloc, the syrian national council, is under pressure to join up with other rebel groups to create a more unified leadership. nations supporting the opposition have tied the promise of increased financial support to a restructuring of the opposition. representatives of the key rebel organizations have been meeting in doha, the capital of qatar, to discuss the formation of a single 60-member leadership group which would present itself as, they say, the sole legitimate representative of the syrian people. well, while those talks are taking place, the violence inside the country continues. lena reports from damascus. >> there has been an escalation of violence this week in syria. government forces have bombarded several cities, and there were clashes on the ground with the group, the free syrian army. damascus was no exception. warplanes have been firing at the eastern suburbs of the city, and artillery shelling on opposition-held areas much the number of civ

one of these is volunteering here at city hall conducting tours. we recommend you take a tour and enjoy howard's fascinating information and tales about this great civic home and monument. now i would like to invite other council members to provide public comment and then we will have, ask john paul scott to make a short presentation. any members of the council have any comments? denise. >> howard, what can i say? that script kind of speaks for itself as far as your back grupbld and experience and what you brought to the council and i want to thank you. it's not too easy to come here and give a report month after month of the different projects and activities. and you and john paul scott do a good job on updating us on access issues and getting our input and i want to thank you because advocacy by no stretch of the imagination is hard at times and especially with some of the issues, you know, that you stated, you keep on being involved and care about the community and remind us of the issues and the work that still needs to be done. so i want to th

she's toured it europe. she's toured the americas, and she's available for hire.come to you and do a stunt show. you get all the guys in the office, throw in some cash. >> yes. >> we'll get her to come to our next party. >> birthday party? >> yeah. no girls. you guys are not invited. >> we're not allowed? >> just her. >>> time for a little first birthday party for gillie. this video was sent to us by one of our viewers named shawn stone. there's shawn with little gillie. short for mcgillicuddy. >> ow cute! >> it's a beautiful dog. that's a little party hat on. gillie, you can tell, is a patient little pooch. this is the best part. they're done celebrating. already, gillie, time for you to dive right into your cake. >> okay. okay. >> okay. you can eat it! okay. [ laughter ] >> he's, like what is this about? is the cake for me? >> you know are what? it's her first birthday, steven. she's like, i don't know what i'm supposed to do here. >> eat the cake. eat the cake. >> they're like, pointing to gillie. like, gillie, come on. eat the cake. >> eat the cake. >> finally

but in case you are interested, the location for the tour will gather at the corner of 36th avenue and kirkham street at 2:00 p.m. and again that's on november 10th of this month. i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you. appears to be no questions. >> commissioners, that will place you on item 10, commerce and industry inventory 2011, informational presentation. there is no action required on this item. >> i can make it work. >> very good. got the powerpoint, too. my name -- good afternoon, commissioners. my name is scott edmondson. i work with the information and analysis group in city-wide policy division of the planning department. [speaker not understood], information analysis group. and is this up? what i'm going to do today is review the commerce and industry report you have in your packet. >> if you can speak a little bit closer in the mic. there you go, thanks. >> this is the 18th edition. it's been around for awhile. you've seen it often. and that data is through the calendar year 2011. as you know, it covers a range of demographic and economic items from po

i pay for it all. >> jimmy: i'm on my irs tour.t did "karate kid" man. come on man, at least pay for this one. but is there going to be a "rush hour 4." >> you know, we're talking about it and we want to do it. me and jackie want to do it so we'll see what the studio says. >> jimmy: you've got to do it. come on. >> we want to do it. [ cheers and applause ] write to warner brothers and tell warner brothers do it. >> jimmy: you're a giant warner brothers. >> pay the money warner brothers. >> jimmy: warner brothers, yeah. and then -- broke over $800 million the first three. >> it did a lot. it did a lot. >> jimmy: a lot of people getting paid in hollywood. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: not necessarily chris tucker but somebody did. >> not necessarily me, man. somebody got paid. >> jimmy: and now here you are. and now you have -- this wednesday it's a comedy but it's a little more dramatic as well. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's fun "silver linings playbook." >> jimmy: and it's you, de niro. >> yeah, yeah. it's great movie. great movie. [ chee

there is one more tour match before the first test match.thletics world governing body for their prestigious male athlete of the year award. mo farah won the distance double at the london olympics, but despite taking those titles, the iaaf excluded him london olympics, but despite taking excluded him from their short list. usain bolt, david rudisha and one other athlete are up for the award. that's all from sportsday. you're watching bbc news. let's catch up with the main headlines before the business. the main story this evening is the us presidential election which has entered the final day of campaigning. barack obama and mitt romney are targeting voters in the crucial swing states. david cameron says he has ordered an urgent inquiries into sexual abuse allegedly committed by senior conservatives in wales during the thatcher era. the living wage, the hourly salary required for a basic standard of living, has risen to £8.55 and £7.45 and the rest of britain. now the real business news. let's begin with hsbc‘s reports on its third—quarter r

i personally would like to get a tour of the facilities that are out there and any other commissioner that wants to familiarize himself with it. because it seems that we have a permanent place on this agenda that it's talked about. whether we like it or not. so maybe we can like it a little more. >> i actually don't know where they are. i would like to -- >> yeah, we -- >> okay. >> and in fact, we did -- when i first came on as commissioner we did do a tour of the facilities. it was laid out what was going to go where, what was going to be done, some resources. possible resources there were. then it just -- then it was just dropped. this was some time ago. i think it would be good to have other commissioners go on the tour and, you know, kind of get brought up to date on what's happened with that project. >> okay. >> is there any public comment on this? being none, public comment is closed. communications? is there any public comment? being none, public comment is closed. 16 is adjournment. >> all in favor in favor. aye, aye, aye. thank you, it's done.

the queen was accompanied on the tour by her good friend who was her first and only american lady in waiting. who grew up in new york and -- in newport, rhode island. as wife of one of the queen's friends since childhood, she had been entertained frequently at the queen's home but when the queen asked her in 1973 to join her household, she at first declined suggesting she would get someone more steeped in it all but the queen of insisted and genie became one of her longest serving attendants. the temperature during her long days of engagements and what abouts on the bicentennial to work pushed 100 degrees but the queen never faltered. luckily i don't mind the heat, she said while surrounded by a sweltering crowd in manhattan. it was another example of what a number of people told me about the queen. that she does not perspire, even in the hottest temperatures. this is something i actually witnessed what i was on tour in the tropics with the queen and her face remained throughout remarkably dry. one of the queen's cousins, lady pamela, explained to me in her own in a noble way that th

this is the touring jacket for dangerous tour.hey couldn't tour with the belt so they have the plastic one here. >> and he was a pretty good artist, too, wasn't he? >> yes. then again, like that multi-level of showmanship, and the best thing was to watch him sit in a hotel room and draw on a sheet next to him with a sharpie. >> the walls, mirrors, anything was a canvas for him to be artistic on. >> 20th anniversary appearance when he did that amazing dance and the glove. tell us about that. >> the moonwalk. >> when you think of michael jackson you think of the gloved one and the making of the glove was a very specialized process, working with the crystals, large crystals down to crystals at your fingertip. when people think of jackson, they think of the glove. >> what is it about michael about that performance that just still to this day, when people talk about michael jackson, they talk about that performance? >> it's an iconic michael. michael said i wore the glove for years and no one noticed. i think it was the power of televi

i mean -- >> fourth tour? >> fourth tour. and he had been wounded. he was from the stryker brigade, which is at fort lewis, near where i live. these guys consider themselves elites. and they are not the kind of person that wants to -- that says, well, i think i'll stay back this time. they want to go with the unit. they're an elite army group. and yet he raised his hand and he said, "i don't -- this'll be my fourth tour. i don't feel too good about this. i'm a little shaky. things are not going well for me right now." and that's a cry for help. and someone should have listened to that. so they sent him anyway. and i think he snapped. clearly he snapped. and i think about, there's sort of several ways that the mind can go. in world war ii there was only several ways out. the war had to be over or you had to be wounded bad enough that they never sent you back or you could die. and about a quarter of the casualties were psychiatric. a quarter. what that's telling me is that the mind says, "i've got to get out of here. this is just not good for me. this

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irene takes me on a fast pace tour of the retirement community in her golf cart. florida is home to many retirees, and a high proportion of them vote. i asked her if they are aware of their influence. >> well, you know, we have people in here 94, 93, 99. some of them are still pretty sharp, and then you have others who are not near that age that do not know what day of the week it is. >> most residents in the community have healthy finances and can afford to pay their rent and purchase a home here. that makes them more likely to lean republican. that is the case with irene, who has supported the republicans for over 60 years. but now, she fears that mitt romney may cut her social security and medicare benefits or privatize them. >> i have never been torn like this in any election, and that's the god's truth. i could have lied to you and said i will vote for romney, but i do not know if i am, and i am a republican. >> state pensions and health care are among the biggest contributors to u.s. deficits. americans agree that government spending has to be cut, but the q

i joined a tour. it was not a tour because it was really just people walking through. you got that if you got the congressional tour. this was just the general public. so, i went down. they eventually push you out the front door. you go out on pennsylvania avenue. mind you, my bedroom was right above -- imagine the front of the white house, pennsylvania avenue. they have these big lanterns there. that is where our rooms were. people would come through 7:00 in the morning on these congressional tours making a lot of noise when i was trying to sleep. i imagined my last day i was going to fill up a balloon with water and drop it. [laughter] in the end, i was much more mature then so i did not do it. i decided i would go out. i walked out pennsylvania avenue and cut to the gate. there i was. they walked me out. uh-oh. some secret service agent is going to get in trouble. i told the gate, "i'm lynda johnson." would you tell my secret service agent i have escaped? [laughter] they came out and found me and brought me home. [laughter] i really was not in fear for my life. but

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i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. this building is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a building built like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this building is beautiful art. those are architecture at the time when city hall was built, san francisco had an enormous french population. therefore building a palace in the art tradition is not unusual. >> jimmie was an incredible individual he knew that san francisco had to regain it's place in the world. he decided to have the tallest dome built in the united states. it's now sta