out i saw it was possible and i wanted to get a great organization involved and couldn't ask for a vetterer organization than the wounded warriors project. >> joseph rodriguez and barry cox were at the coliseum today. >> we're getting ready for raiders day on abc-7. we'll broadcast the raiders game against in the denver broncos at the coliseum in oakland. we'll have a special pregame edition of abc-7 at 4:00. gametime is 578. >>> let's going to leigh glaser for a look at the weather. >> leigh: a nice break for everyone. a little sunshine. the shot behind me, high definition santa cruz camera showing you some clearing there. current temperature in santa cruz, 57 degrees. getting down into the 40s later this evening. live doppler 7hd, we are picking up a little bit of moisture developing in the north bay. much of this is what we call low-level moisture, mist or drizzle, sprinkle activity. wins towards santa rosa, petaluma. now advancing down toward novato and spreading east, knoxville road, picking up sprinkles. so this will continue to move south throughout the course of the evening. anoth

collision and tonight, three people from san jose are dead, that crash happened today on highway 1-52, vetters say a truck overturned and a driver of a volvo swerved to miss the wreck and instead, collided head on with a honda carrying three people from san jose, they were all killed in the crash. the driver of the volvo suffered injuries. >> a case of road rage on a cell phone camera, two men pointing a gun at a man. those two men have been arrested thanks to an alert officer. they were driving irradically on another street and a couple started to record them, and the men noticed they were being recorded and shot several times in the victim's car hitting the car but not injuring anyone inside. the couple quicked called 911. >> when oakland police officers were able to view the video footage that the victims had on their cell phone, one of the officers immediately recognized the individual who was armed with the gun and had pointed that at our victims. immediately, he put that information out to the patrol officers along with the description of the vehicle. >> that officer recognized the car s

agrandizement and then those who are committed and heroic in and facing death every day and fighting for a vetter-- better society and future. so it's amalgamated and it's hard to pinpoint anyone that will coe a lease these groups. i think that's where we should be working, trying to coe less the opposition. >> taking the posture of islam brings in more funding and that's a big problem. even the moderates are shifting towards militant islam because that's where the money is. >> this has been complicating the situation, especially in terms of u.s. support. what is happening in syria, as usually happens in the sort of prolonged civil war, it gets -- you have more radical groups coming to the forewho are willing to take the actions necessary. you have jihadists coming in. that's where is their earn their stripes in a situation like this. some of the groups in syria, the more secular opposition groups, are saying, come on ins, because you're willing to do what's necessary and we're stalemated. you're willing to planned ieds and carry out suicide bombings, and also you need to follow the flow of the m

they will allow vetters to cast ballots at any open polling station.e polling missions have no electricity. finding housing for the storm victims who lost their homes is a much larger problem. they number in the 10s of thousands. local, state, and federal officials have yet to come up with a long term solution. in addition, about 1.4 million homes and businesses are still without power. one new jersey utility said all of its customers should be back online by friday. >>> in another installment of a ktvu investigation into chevron refinery inspections, we have information tonight on cal- osha's part in the process. the agency has a limit the number of resources to inspect more than 1,000 refineries. two years ago, after a deadly fire at a tasoro refinery. it only looked at their paperwork. >> did we do a walk around? no. >> reporter: cal-osha concluded that california's refineries are some of the safest in the nation. greg is senior scientist at the nonprofit advocacy group, communities for a better environment. >> they just took a statistic that was pa

they will allow vetters to cast ballots at any open polling station.e polling missions have no electricity. finding housing for the storm victims who lost their homes is a much larger problem. they number in the 10s of thousands. local, state, and federal officials have yet to come up with a long term solution. in addition, about 1.4 million homes and businesses are still without power. one new jersey utility said all of its customers should be back online by friday. >>> in another installment of a ktvu investigation into chevron refinery inspections, we have information tonight on cal- osha's part in the process. the agency has a limit the number of resources to inspect more than 1,000 refineries. two years ago, after a deadly fire at a tasoro refinery. it only looked at their paperwork. >> did we do a walk around? no. >> reporter: cal-osha concluded that california's refineries are some of the safest in the nation. greg is senior scientist at the nonprofit advocacy group, communities for a better environment. >> they just took a statistic that was pa

questions on the ballot that many believe are going to be the real driving force behind the high vetter turn outtoday. let's highlight a few. question three, it will change current rules removing an elected official if he or she is convict affidavit i crime. question four would allow some illegal immigrants to pay in- state tuition rates at maryland colleges and universities. question five has to two do with redistricting and whether the state keeps the new congressional map which is designed to send a seventh democrat to the house of representatives. then there is question six that, asks voters to legalize gay marriage and question seven which has to do with the expansion of gambling. let's talk about those last two because those have been highly debated for this time now. question six, legalizing gay marriage. governor o'malley has been working for this for some time. big names expressing support specifically for the maryland same-sex marriage law. meanwhile, ravens center mated burke taped a video not so long ago expressing his opposition to legalizing gay marriage. -- matt burke. an

but she had misled the vetters, and they threw her under the bus. after the governor romney campaign, there may be a new set of questions. it is a difficult thing if you are nominated to a prestigious post as an officer of the united states. the most important part happens in the senate. for instance, bill clinton wanted to support -- appoint robert reich. robert founded intimidating to be at hearings in front of the senate. he wrote a book called lost in the cabinet. these are sometimes known as murder boards. you can see why it is called that. he is explaining in his book, the preparation and his aides helping him get to the nomination process and practicing with him. i am planning for a confirmation hearing, i feel like a prizefighter getting ready for the championship fight. you have had absolutely no experience managing a big organization. have you ever had a payroll? should congress be required to pay half of that? i give long and complicated answers. tai bao says the team leader. this hearing is not designed to test your knowledge, it is to t

it's not helpful to tell vetters voters that you think that their vote was bought.vernment assistance. they don't want to be there. they're there because they don't have the ability to get better paying jobs. it's our responsibility to grow the economy, give them the education and opportunities to have a better quality of life. >> stephanie: yikes. republicans starting to make sense--no. david fromm held up romney's latest comments as emblematic of his failed campaign. this is why you lost. he wrote mitt romney was very wrong to see 2012 as a ref ran dumb on stuff. it was a referendum of creating jobs. we lost votes because voters did not believe the magic of upper upper--wow. i love the latino vote. you just probably lost it for the next decade, thanks, mittens. romney-- >> i love firing people. >> stephanie: making it harder for the party to move forward. the gifts comments getting play in the hispanic media will be well aware of what republicans are saying as romney's presidential misstep. he's gaffing even after he's done. what a fufus. >> he needs some gaffers

no, not according to to professor vetter. but also according to to professor alisin sp*eu, you're more apt to get fiscal problems taken care of by being careful how you spend. in other words, fiscal adjustment based upon spending cuts and no tax increases are more likely to reduce deficits and debt over gross domestic product ratios than those based upon tax increases. end of quote. these studies confirm what through sheer common sense, winston churchill knew more than a half a century ago -- quote -- "for a nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle." but i referred to a winston churchill's common sense. it doesn't always prevail here in this town because this town is an island surrounded by reality. and people outside of this town understand the impact of tax increases. people in this town don't seem to understand that. in coming weeks i hope to work with my colleagues and the president to reach a bipartisan agreement to help put our country bac