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. -- a little bit of uneven pavement there. back to you. >> president obama and mitt romney spent the last full day of campaigning in a number of states pushing for votes. our team coverage begins with scott thuman in chicago with the obama camp. >> late last night the president arrived back here in chicago. earlier, he was where it all began -- the morning, iowa. -- des moines iowa. a toss up states that has only six electoral votes up for grabs. he was introduced by bruce springsteen. he has been for the past few days relying on star power to rally these crowds. bruce springsteen was with him yesterday. jay - z was with him. president clinton in pennsylvania on monday showing how tough it is there as well now that mitt romney has put up quite a fight in pennsylvania. yesterday we stopped by field office in chicago. the biggest one for illinois. 125 volunteers making 20,000 phone calls. all those going to voters in iowa and wisconsin. today, the president is going to do a series of interviews, make some phone calls. he will pl

the quarterback tossed the ball 52 times, finishing with 300 yards and an uneven game against baltimoreve weeks later, he says he is ready, or he has convinced himself he is ready. >> i was doing some uncharacteristic things. we had some jobs. we did some things that -- we are not making the same mistakes, which is good. we have come a long ways. >> what is your expectation for sunday's game? send the same message. text the letter a if you expect a blowout, b fit will be close, or c you think they will lose. 40% and are expecting a nail biter on sunday. 25% predict a loss. the orioles claimed a second baseman who played last year for minnesota. brian adams' suspended after testing positive for an amphetamine. the suspension starts next year. tonight, they show us what they have learned in the pre-season. on thursday, they have not heard much. his biggest gripe, the play of his guards. >> day to day, i do not know what i am going to get. throwing the ball around the gym, and defensively, we have not been consistent enough to be any good. i do think we have a chance to be a good team the

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i think these recordings are very uneven. ♪ i want to hold your hand >> reporter: two years later, "i hand" was number one and the beatles landed at jfk to beatle mania. their rejected demo goes under the hammer in london next week, a monument to missed opportunity. these things happen..k. rowling publishers. the man who rejected the beatles did okay in the end. he signed the rolling stones and the fab four bounced back, still, the best selling band in history. ♪ three cool cats ♪ three cool cats >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to nick tonight. >>> when we come back here tonight, look here, side-by-side. the movie and now the real thing. you have got to see this, after the break. >>> we're going to turn now to the "instant index" here on a friday night. and a special sldelivery of shorts. one of the pictures tonight. the spiral at the top of the world trade center. the giant crown is finally on its way to new york city. 408 feet tall, it's being hauled to new york from canada by land and barges by sea. it's in 18 pieces right now. take about three months t

it was accused of a chaotic and uneven response to katrina.nd of being too slow to spend money in haiti. as for sandy, mcgovern says this storm poses unique challenges. the first cold weather hurricane. victims stacked in high-rises. a storm area the size of europe. the red cross promises that 91 cents of every dollar donated will be used to help victims of this storm. mcgovern says she hears the cries for help and is moving as quickly as possible to get as many resources as possible to the hardest-hit areas. lester? >> please sa meyers, lisa myers. >>>ors are trying to figure out what caused an explosion. the explosion sparked a huge fire, flames shooting into the night sky that damaged or destroyed about three dozen homes. >>> and take a look at the scene in denver. a southwest airlines 737 slid off a snowy taxiway last night during a snowstorm. the jet came to a stop in the grass. none of the 130 passengers or crew members was hurt. >>> still ahead as "nbc nightly news" continues, the new fallout tonight as one of the most trusted broadcast

to cut the funding, to have unevenness, to take a project all the way, and then say, "well, we can't scale this up the way we should, or even maintain it the way we should?" how can we do that. and it's not good for us. >> reporter: dr. civin says labs across the country may have to lay people off if their grants are defunded or reduced. eventually, that could lead to less research and fewer cures. he's especially worried about young scientists. some of them have new- potentially breakthrough- ideas, but might struggle to get financial backing when grants are harder to win. >> i have a pile of ten of those to review, and only one of those gets funded. i'm going to fund the surest thing. or recommend funding of the surest thing. that means by definition, the stuff that i'm used to. that i expect. that is an incremental gain. but this risky one, down at the bottom of the pile, well that could be great, but i'm just not sure. it's so new, it's so different, i'm not going to fund it. >> reporter: the sequester would have a similar effect on a wide range of programs across the country, fr

just last hour i spoke to journalist afshin rattansi he told me the battle was uneven as israeli forces had the backing of western. and was no match for the israeli military backed by britain and the united states who supply them with nuclear weapons of mass destruction and so forth it's important because as a democratically elected government of gaza it's proved to have so many allies from iran to egypt they have to be part of any peace negotiations for one party state which will have to happen scored its victory with the most basic of rationing we got rockets really these home major things there is a sea change in edge of monic power the thing to watch is the right in israel and how they react out of the polling numbers for the quarter coming israeli elections show a swing to the so-called extremist. israel's deputy foreign minister says most of the people hit by the gaza strikes quote deserved it because he claims they were armed terrorists but palestinian health officials and human rights activists say more than two thirds of those killed were civilians with almost half of them chil

what's bad about uneven surfaces that are slippery? we already talked about that. you fall, you're going to hurt yourself. is water a bad thing to have? water seeks its own level, there's a hole, covering up the hole. you could be walking and all of a sudden down into a hole, correct? or a basement. water has weight to it, can cause damage to buildings, cause buildings to collapse. and it doesn't mix very well with electricity. below ground hazards, if you come up and you see a leak and the water is pouring out of a building, you know how to control it or try to control it? sure, you go right up to that utility shut off, turn it off. basements are bad places to be. there's usually only one way out and that's the way you went in. if that's compromised, you are in big trouble. forcible entry. when do you use forcible entry, what kind of tools do you use? you want to go in -- first thing you need to do is always try to get in the easiest way. what do you want to use to force entry? you can use axs, you are use pry bars or jacks, car jacks. you need to do a lift, you d

but there is so much rubble and ice in the ground was so uneven some of them couldn't even land. so they're a guy standing 10 feet out of these helicopters and landing on these fields on some of them landed in a server that's running right through the metal of the landing zone. so they get past that with no real major injuries. 10 feet is about the size of a basketball court. so imagine jumping out of that into really big holders. they look up in the valley -- the mountains surrounding the valley are a lot higher than they ever imagined. they were only looking at satellite images. i could only equate to midtown manhattan and looking up at the buildings, being so rounded by jay sheer cliffs. they consolidate their guys and start walking towards this village. when we see village come i'm sure in your head you think i don't know what you see for an afghan village. depending on the country, sometimes it's a little escape colored mud had. it was literally cut into the wall into a stone houses. these are the castle stack on top of each other and they were surrounded almost 360 with the

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but there was so much rubble b and ice, and the ground was so uneven, the helicopter, some of them couldn't even land, so there were guys jumping 10 feet out of the back of these chinook helicopters and landing in these rubble fields. some landed in this river that was running right through the middle of tear landing zone. so they get past that with no real major injuries which that alone is a feat. ten feet, imagine jumping out of that into big gravel, really big boulders. and then they look up, and this valley is a lot, the mountains surrounding this valley are a lot higher than they imagined. they were only looking at satellite images, i mean, i can only equate it to standing in midtown manhattan and looking up at the buildings and just being surrounded on all sides by sheer cliffs. they consolidate their guys, and they start walking towards this village. i don't know what you see in your heads for an afghan village. sometimes they're little biscuit-colored mud huts, but this village was literal hi cut into the walls almost, and it was stone houses. these were like castles stacked on top

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so it will leave some of the teams uneven in terms of numbers.one of the coaches might be knocked out before we get to the finals. so it will be interesting to see how that all plays out as well. >> we'll be watching. live for us in hollywood, thanks so much. we want to thank her for getting that thanksgiving tune out of our heads. >>> the women of the petraeus scandal coming up on news4, how they became linked to some of the country's most powerful men. >>> and a change is coming to sesame street after elmo's inventer is >>> welcome back, everybody. at 4:30, i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. we begin with our big breaking news. a 17-year-old charged with killing a d.c. cab driver is accused of mushding a waldorf women. joshua mebane was arrested for the murder of teresa bass. bass was shot a few days before halloween as she walk on a trail with her husband near her home. he is accused of shooting and killing a d.c. cab driver in northeast last wednesday. coming up on news4 at 5:00, news4's reporter will have a live report on what led to th

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. >> cenk: that leads us to the uneven playing field.ve been covering all the dirty tricks the republicans have been doing over the last couple weeks whether misleading poll watchers, literally some voter fraud and throwing away democratic registrations. you've got the text messages being sent out with lies about president obama's track record, et cetera. on the democratic side, you don't have almost any of that, so the other guys willing to do anything to win an election and in 2000 they made all the difference when they disenfranchised voters in florida and it worked, it got them to win an election they shouldn't have won. how do you as a democratic party, how do you handle that? you don't want to cheat also, but then you have rampant cheating all the time by the republicans. what do you do? >> early voting, door knocks on election day pull the vote out. it's the person to person contact that will win the day here. all this gamesman ship, the dirty tricks, an organized campaign can get past those things and move on to victory. in a way

there was a great concern among democrats that the citizens united decision will result in an uneven playing field. at least in this election that has not proven to be the case. raised enormous amounts of money. both campaigns have raised over a billion dollars each to run the election. so we don't have to worry about it in terms of the overall playing field. but i do have a question about the extent to which it drowns out other candidates and ideas that can't get the support. >> very interesting. mike fauntroy. i'm sure we'll be talking to you again. thanks for coming in. 9:39 now. we'll be right back . >>> shall we talk about something other than the election? >> let's do that. let's crack open the buzz bin. no doubt has pulled new music video after learning it offended native americans. this is the picture from the music video. it's from the new song called looking hot. features the band members wearing native american and cowboy attire. in a statement the group says it apologizes. no word from the village people. >>> christian bell and dax shepard is expecting their first child.

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. >> but there are no guarantees , and the practice has been uneven.ict collected $515,000 from fines from the developer for failing to monster the -- monitor the dust at the naval ship yard. all of that money went into air quality programs in the community. but in 2008 when the collected $2.2 million from shell at its martinez refinery, only about 10% went to an air quality project at one local elementary school. >> the district has had total refines for the fire, but mayor romero thinks half of the money should go to the local community. >> it may not be 50%, but the air board says they are working on it. >> we have had it in writing. we did rescind it a couple years ago due to the economic times and the shrinking revenues the district has. but the board will reconsider that as a formal policy again. >> they are lobbying the state legislature to increase the amount they can fine a company after a major incident. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> officials will be spraying insecticide tomorrow at the naval weapons station. it is to try to control the west

. >> but there are no guarantees and the practice has been uneven.09 the air district collected $515,000 in fines from developer lanar for failing to monitor the dust at the san francisco hunters point naval shipyard. all of that money went into air quality programs in the community. but in 2008 when the air board and the county collected $2.2 million from shell for a carbon monoxide problem at the martinez refinery, only 10% went to an air quality project at one local elementary school. the air quality district hasn't totaled the fines yet for the fire, but they think at least half the money should go to the local community. >> it may not be 50%, but the air board says they are working on it. >> we have had it in writing. we did rescind a couple years ago due the economic times and the shrinking revenues the district had but i'm sure they will consider putting that in as a policy again. >> the air board is also lobbying the state legislature to increase the amount they can fine a company after a major incident. abc7 news. >> this is the kind of week

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