she never went out without a vail. she just remained in mourning for her entire life. >> reporter: her grasp of immortality ended when she died in her sleep. she has received a lasting immortality. the lonely home is now a that gives tours. >> she inherented $20 million in cash. >> reporter: when m rs. winchester died, servants opened the safe, there was no gold, jewels or great sum of cash. all the servants found were locks of her husband and infant daughters hairs along with the copies of the obituaries. those were the only things that mrs. winchester thought were worth saving. >>> a bit later, looking for a costume you like, wait until you see some of the ones we dug out of our archives. >>> we're taking a second look at halloween. over the years one of the most colorful places to celebrate halloween has been san francisco's castro district often draws tens of thousands of people. however the crowds became increasingly unruling to a point where a shooting left nine people wounded. so for the fifth year there will be

he took a thinly vailed swipe at qualm. >> at that news conference, we asked the may your about our poll from last night that found people in oakland have little confidence in her. robert lyles on how the mayor explained the poll numbers or more accurately, how she dismissed them. >> it is said the numbers don't lie. in an exclusive scientific poll, 53% of oakland voters said they disapprove of the mayor cease job performance. surprising when you consider just the past april, 57% of voters told our pollsters they approved of quam's performance on the job. tonight, the mayor is taking exception with those numbers. >> telephone polls are notoriously off. >> please repeat after me. >> quam made a brief comment as she swore in howard jordan. you might say an ironic setting, considering our poll asked how much confidence does the public have in quam's ability to reduce the crime problem? 69% answer they have little or no confidence at all. so what's quam's response? >> i have no doubt that people are concerned and it's a hard job. i do the very best i can. so i try not to worry about that. >>

it is vailed at $10,000. >>> seven san francisco mayoral candidates agree the city is nickel and diming the small businesses into extinction while failing to provide enough jobs and services for the middle class in the city. they also discussed no bid contracts. the city's sanctuary policy and the exodus of the city's african-american population. the forum was organized and alan wang moderated alongside univision anchor. ed lee pulled out without an explanation. now for more coverage including interest views -- interviews with all of the candidates go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. we have a lot of information on our site. >>> we have a lot more to bring you. to national politics. republican rivals get tough in las vegas. >> this is one night when i hope what happens in vegas doesn't stay in vegas. >> the issues that electric fie the debate and the fight over herman cain's 9-9 9-9 tax plan. and why apple's profits disappointed investors. and a new study showing a benefit of drinking wine in moderation. stay with us. more to come. and then late other "nightline." >> i'm terry

it is vailed at $10,000. >>> seven san francisco mayoral candidates agree the city is nickel and diming the small businesses into extinction while failing to provide enough jobs and services for the middle class in the city. they also discussed no bid contracts. the city's sanctuary policy and the exodus of the city's african-american population. the forum was organized and alan wang moderated alongside univision anchor. ed lee pulled out without an explanation. now for more coverage including interest views -- interviews with all of the candidates go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. we have a lot of information on our site. >>> we have a lot more to bring you. to national politics. republican rivals get tough in las vegas. >> this is one night when i hope what happens in vegas doesn't stay in vegas. >> the issues that electric fie the debate and the fight over herman cain's 9-9 9-9 tax plan. and why apple's profits disappointed investors. and a new study showing a benefit of drinking wine in moderation. stay with us. more to come. and then late other "nightline." >> i'm terry

back it's the day millions of theater lovers have been waiting for as moscow's landmark theater of vail's its first performance in six years after a massive refurbishment. outside the bolshoi the crowds gathering for the full. experience say no one misses out on the excitement. of the. nato packs up it's a libyan mission that helped kill colonel gadhafi his key saga could blow the whistle on the deals the west wants to bury if he gets his day in court. letting greece in that was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back in his beleaguered euro colleagues after either leaders signed off another massive rescue deal.

. >> boy, kit live in sunny vail tonight.nk you. >>> police are searching for another gunman in the east bay tonight. his run from police paralyzed rush hour traffic along inter580 this afternoon. robert lyles on the robbery and shooting that led up to it all. >> for the second consecutive day, a full scale drag on bay area streets. >> we still have an active search going on. >> this time it's oakland's laurel district, where a man hunt shut down 580 at the start of rush hour. >> treating the suspect as armed and dangerous. >> a gunman that witnesses say opened fire on the innocent. inside the parking lot of laurel and hardware. >> she was screaming. screaming because she heard. >> afraid to be identified, this shop owner tells cbs 5 the attack happened at the bank of america atm. the victim had just withdrawn cash. but this victim fought back. >> she ran up to the guy's car and the guy shot her. >> she was two feet away from the gun. >> she got shot on the thigh. >> and you believe it was two shots? >> i believe it was two s

. -- vail, colorado. so those are the primary findings from our analysis. and i would be happy to answer any questions or provide any other information. >> thank you for your report. i really appreciate the work that's been put into this. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. >> can i just say that it looks like portland, oregon's program has been in place for about a little over a year. and it's only during the school year. is there any -- any analysis of its success as it -- has it increased ridership from younger people and new york city's been in place for about maybe 20 years. but it's much more limited. and it's quite different than our very progressive ordinance that supervisor campos has introduced. but any analysis on how successful portland or new york has been? >> supervisor mar, we did contact both jurisdictions. portland has not done a detailed analysis. though they did one survey of i believe it was one high school where ridership went up 15%. they stated to us that it did not have an impact on -- or a significant impact on crowded conditions. and

police officers in producing up oakland's fruit vail district. volunteers concentrated on cleaning up east 27th avenue between foothill and international boulevards. the youngest volunteers got hall recent treats. >> we are here to celebrate our community, and that's what we doing right now. cleaning to better our relationship with police officers and our community. >> we want to give back. we always want to give back to our community, and do whatever we can to partner with them. >> this marks the third year in a row that b.a.r.t. police have pitched in to help clean up the neighborhood. at least five of these community service events are held in the fruit valley -- fruit veil district throughout the year. >> a private memorial service will be held for steve jobs and some of silicon valley reside biggest names are expected to attend. the event will be held at stanford university and apple plans to hold an event for employees to celebrate jobs' life on wednesday. the apple cofounder died on october 5th after struggling for years with pancreatic ca

activists are asking businesses to join their movement and close their doors from chinatown to the fruit vailict. last night, protesters marched through downtown oakland. a window at a police recruiting station was smashed during the march, and there was a brief confrontation with officers, but no reports of any arrests. occupy protesters say more people are joining the movement, including family members of oscar grant and military veterans who were moved after seeing iraqi war vet scott olsen as he was critically injured during a police crackdown last week. >> scott olsen is a good example of the police brutality. the underlying threat to this whole movement has to do with police brutality. >> our message to the police is hands off the vets. >> organizers for occupy oakland say they are also planning to march to the port of oakland and try to shut it down as part of their wednesday general strike. we'll be on that one. >> we, the people, want to occupy the economy that is ours. this is a democracy. [ cheers and applause ] it's as simple as that. we're demanding democracy. this is our democra

. >> mitt romney gave a vailed response yesterday speaking about another person who called mormons nonchristians. >> one of the speakers who will follow me has crossed that line i think. this language doesn't advantage our cause. it's never changed a single mind much the blessings of faith carry the responsibility of civil and respectful debate. >> meanwhile, ron paul was a big winner at the conference's straw poll. the texas congressman won with 37% of the vote. herman cain finished second and rick perry, mitt romney slipped down fourth and sixth places respectively. sarah palin told an aud ens in virginia she was surprised by negativity -- she said they sent pretty mean e-mails and mess annals. i thought, oh, come on, you were going to trust me to be the leader of the free world but you don't trust me in the decision god let me to make at this time? >>> it was a good weekend for herman cain. as we were saying, he finished second in the values voters straw poll. he got a big win in the minnesota straw poll. joining me on the telephone is campaign -- alley wine berg with the herman cain campaign

president obama arrived back at the white house late this afternoon after what critics said was a thinly vailed taxpayer funded campaign jaunt through north carolina and virginia. president spent plenty of time slamming the political opponents but the second in commander took that to a much more graphic level. here is chief white house correspondent ed henry. >> reporter: flanked by firefighters in rural virginia, president obama tried to rescue the jobs bill. ending a bus tour as much as trashing republican plans as his own. >> dirtier air, dirtier water, fewer people on healthcare, less accountability on wall street. that is not a jobs plan. >> vice president mocked republicans. >> what did they say we're engaging in? class warfare. yo, richie, i mean, class warfare? >> on tuesday, as he pushed back on republican charges that funding for police is only temporary, the vice president was less humorous. using the speckor of more women being rapeed in the bill does not pass. >> it's not temporary when the 911 call comes in and a woman is being rapeed. they show up in time to prevent the rain. i w

. >> brown: ambassadors gentlemanao vail dealmeida and eswar prasad, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> warner: still to come on the "newshour": the exodus from bangkok as floodwaters rise; troubled times for netflix; population seven billion and counting and war through the lens of a combat photographer. but first, the other news of the day. here's kwame holman. >> holman: the u.s. economy showed just enough life during the summer to calm fears that a double-dip recession is near. the commerce department reported today that growth hit an annual rate of 2.5% from july through september. it was the best performance in a year, but the growth rate would have to be nearly twice as high to bring down unemployment. republicans on the deficit super-committee in congress offered their plan today. they called for reducing red ink by $2.2 trillion over ten years in part by cutting medicare costs, but without raising taxes. house democratic leader nancy pelosi quickly dismissed the proposal. >> that doesn't sound like anything that would even be in the league with what the bipartisan commissio

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you much of this neighborhood is lock -- is blocked off for about two, three blocks into the subny vailtire area to the side on the sunnyvale side of this hp complex is all residence and they have several blocks blocked off. when we came through. every police officer -- when we came through, every police officer had their gun drawn, watching and ready. they don't know where the man is right now and that's a big concern. they believe he's armed with a handgun, a rifle, and they believe he's -- he's involved in several shootings this morning and is violent. what they are trying to do is track him down. they told us, you know, we want to keep you back. we wish you had body armor on. and since you don't, we're gonna keep you back for your own safety. so it looks like the tension is defused. the big problem right now, they don't know where he is. so the search does continue for him at this hour -- at this hour. shareff ailman, the suspect in this workplace, the man they believe shot a woman this this dash in this parking lot of hp. now they are continuing their search. wouldn't doe know the

but it's going to break from vail to aspen and places like gunison or sea boat springs.meanwhile, for parts of florida, the sunshine state, not really living up to its billing today. anyone going around i-4 today from daytona beach and southward, you'll see the intermittent showers. some thunderstorms from port orange southward and west palm beach and ft. lauderdale, keep that in mind. the reason we're seeing the heaviest rainfall is we have this area of low pressure and frontal boundary that extends all the way up to the u.s.-canadian border. this is going to drift from west to east through the weekend. high pressure over parts of the even seaboard will give you the great conditions in new york. you'll have those in boston, too. in atlanta, we'll see moisture coming in slowly feeding backa . it will feel warm and muggy on a day like today. highs in 80 in atlanta. 88 in dallas. chicago and minneapolis into the low 80s. on the other side of this frontal boundary, you're going to have a big change in terms of temperatures and the showers. but 44 the high in denver. 56 in s

unfolding near the cupertino-sunny vail border.r to door, looking through backyards. there were reports he had been spotted running from house to house not far from the offices of hewlett packard. that where the suspect reportedly tried to carjack that woman about an hour after the shooting at quarry. he shot that woman but did not get her car. she and six other victims are being treated at local hospitals. investigators are looking through a green colored sedan and they are also looking for a motive in this case. i have been speak to his coworkers and friends. he's generally described as a wonderful guy. friendly and spiritual. he's the author of at least one book and a community leader with his own cable access show. co-workers describe him as talkative and smiling. up until yesterday when his demeanor changed. he came to work stone faced and wouldn't talk to anyone as he drove his dump truck around the quarry. he was at the shift can change meeting as usual. he left that meeting, came back with several wave upon, an assault weap

the manhunt in have you beenny vail, san jose, california, area is over.olice surrounding the area where he was thought to have been hiding out. shots were fired. a local sheriff now confirming that someone has been shot and killed, but officials are waiting on a positive id of the body before saying conclusively that they have killed sharif. he matches the description of a man involved in that shooting at a quarry yesterday morning, and there is definitely video of a victim lying in front of the garage door in front of that house. locals heard gunshots, as you said, more than 24 hours afterralman opened fire at the quarry where he worked killing three of his coworkers. he was also alleged to have shot a woman whose car he was trying to steal after the shooting at the quarry. again, this is a man -- the community there is in shock because by all accounts allman was a leader in his community, a single father who raised money for victims of hurricane katrina, reportedly upset with being move today the night shift at the car i ri -- quarry. again, we're waiti

around the country who have brought stay students here to stand up for the time tested american vailings this year, we're celebrating what would have been president roomed -- ronald reagan's 100th birthday. as we remember our 40th president, i'm reminded of a quote of his regarding freedom. he said, "freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. we don't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. it must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same." ever since you helped us start the fight to earn back the house, republicans have been committed to changing washington. we said from day one that this congress was going to be about jobs in the economy. we have been fighting to reign in government that has grown far too large and inserted itself into almost every aspect of our lives. simply put, we are fighting to reduce the size of government while protecting and expanding personal liberty. [applause] many families are facing difficult times. unemployment is at an all time high, and there's a sense of uncertainty really about the kind of country we wil

business administration oversees a number of programs to bridge this apparent gap between the need and vailout of capital. sba shows volume has increased. these efforts have been supplemented by promises from banks to raise lending to small businesses. it remains an open question whether these efforts are sufficient to provide the necessary funds for small businesses to expand and create jobs. sba programs operate with loan guarantees issued by the federal government. congress is determined that the risks to the taxpayers are outweighed by the benefits in providing the needed capital to small businesses. this committee has a responsibility to insure that the desire to get money into the hands of small businesses does not come at the expense of exercising due diligence when making a loan, especially when taxpayers are on the hook for the government's bad decisions. therefore, the committee needs to know that the sba and its partners are complying with the requirements of the small business act and not issuing loans with document deficiencies as the inspector general has recently found. ultim

>> i believe there's that's far less vail. >> what about roulette or slot machines? >> they certainly exist in the legalized regulated frame work in the e.u., and always the second tier of other websites that flow regardless of legality. .. guinn they may be holding jobs, there are many other ways they are authenticated. >> how would you authenticate in this case if we meet poker legal? >> i would set a goal and it is the authenticate they are 21 and older using the best methods available at that time as opposed to walking into a technology that's improving. >> so the voter i.d.? >> you may use a variety come home ownership, rental records. >> who would keep that and fairer fight? >> there be a third party verification system built in and required at least the standards that are applied, and the benefit of this is once you get the professionals who have a financial stake in this you are going to get the best practices and the best you can get because they don't want kids on their. >> just like the of e-verify program that took a long time to get that working and in s

here with warm and flavorful dishes is the chef and owner of kelly leichen's restaurant in vail, coloradoter squash is the perfect way to get health in there. use it all winter long. >> start with an acorn squash? >> start with an acorn squash. we'll make a rum spiked -- this may be tough to cut. rum spiked acorn squash soup. cut our acorn squash in half. take out all the seeds. drizzle it with a little bit of oil, salt and pepper. we're simply going to roast it as you see we've done here. 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. >> watwater? >> absolutely not. face up. when it comes out, onion, garlic, carrots. nice aeromatics with fresh thyme. so easy. a perfect hearty soup. a great entree for a warm, winter night. if you want to help me out we can scoop a little of that right into the pan. i have some already scooped here. you can see just how easy this is. >> just like that. >> just like that. get this all nice and hot. once we have that sort of cooking down just for three or four minutes, here comes the fun part. a little spiced rum. let that reduce until it's just about gone. you can smell

do you know that he outlawed the defense of vail and gave women the right to vote within 20 years ofmen in the united states got the right to vote? >> that call was from san fransisco, and next here in texas, loredo down on the border. go ahead with your comment, please. >> caller: [inaudible] equating arab culture with islamic culture. they are not the same thing. if i recall correctly, the biggest islamic country in the world is indonesia, and they are not arabs. >> thank you, caller. we'll leave it there. old sport 2 tweets in negative perceptions of islam come from popular culture. no, they come from islamists cutting off heads. that's, again, from old sport 2, a tweet here to booktv. pair dice, -- paradise, california, go ahead. >> caller: i want to appreciate that panel and intelligent people speaking as historians and reporters. my only feels is i wish you could have a longer time for the panel on the topic that's that important because i think that all of them had a lot more to offer than they had time to do it. thank you very much. >> thank you, caller. california, what's yo