wendy, others, would you like to come up? i would like to ask any of my colleagues who are the co- sponsors of the eric assada day are-- if you would like to say y words as well. i celebrate every day knowing eric, knowing the great work he has done to improve the lives of not just the mission district of people throughout the world. he really committed his life to not just social justice in our neighborhood but throughout the world. i wanted to say that you would have been happy with pablo sandoval's run streak. i would like to celebrate the work he has done and say that the sun immoral that is happening from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. -- the memorial that is happening, it has a spirit of eric assada. i hope people join is from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on sunday. i wanted to congratulate the family for nurturing such an incredible person for all of our communities and movements. if you would like to come up and make remarks or colleagues as well. colleagues, before they come up. supervisor campos: the interesting thing about my jo

wendy's hasn't changed its burger since 1969.n sale, starting today. >>> 11:22, now that we're all ready for lunch. oakland, the new hollywood. why the city is getting some star power tonight. >> you and brad pitt. >>> it's all fun and. games untl a zombiettacks your photo shoot. >> what? >> the quirkem engagent photo session just ahead. >> i'm scared. ng >>> at 11:24 now, live look at oakland coliseum this morning. the city is getting a little star power tonight. why? because there's buzz brad pitt and his co-stars will be in town for tonight's premiere of "money ball." it's the movie that shows -- yeah, i think so. it's a movie that shows how general manager billy bean showed how teams were built. he revolutionized the way stats are picked for the right price for the right team. >> looking forward to it. >> me, too. >> did you have a chance to see the 49ers game? >> yeah. >> they had it. it was painful for the team. took some time to check out the action. we took a look to find out what's going on. we have some footage you woul

. >> and i am wendy griffith. jesus and his disciples were jewish. the holely land was the place where he founded the church. jerusalem is the site where christians believe jesus will return to earth. >> the events taking place at the united nations has people concerned. they will likely asked the u.n. to be a state. >> a palastinian group build this chair to send a message. >> palestine has every write to become a full nation, to have our independence and our full membership in the united nations. >> they might have a chair but remains to be seen if they will get a seat at the table based on the 1967 borders. palastinian expert is telling cbn news, they are telling a different story in private. >> to be recognized is ending the conflict of '67 by confirming the '67 board of education border. >> 1967 borders are based on to lines following israel's war of independence in 1949. here is what they look like. 1947 borders look like this. created by the united nations partition plan called resolution 181. it created a jewish and arab state. even if the u.

wendy and some of the others who worked with him. thank you. [applause] president chiu: madame clerk. >> today's memory -- meeting will be adjourned on behalf of mr. arthur evans and shawn wilson. and mr. anthony [unintelligible] and mr. eric quesada. president chiu: is there any more business in front of the board? >> that includes business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ o! say can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o! say does that star-spangled banner yet wave, o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ >> please be seated. no sleep president of the san francisco police officers association, and we thank you all, police services, firefighters, dignitaries, elected officials, for joining us today on this

my name is wendy phillips, i have lived at twenty first within earshot. i am a member of the anti- displacement coalition. my concerns about this project are twofold. i am concerned about the noise level. as a long time mission resident, i am concerned that this project is not in compliance with the neighborhood plans that call for commercial use and housing of the of the mission street corridor. while i understand the potential benefits of bringing businesses into the neighborhood, this should not be done at the expense of existing zoning and existing residents. i am requesting that you deny the conditional use permit based on these considerations, or in the case that you approved it, you have least allow more time for the stake holders to have a detailed negotiations. the proposed restaurant will have major implications for the neighborhood in the years to come. the least of the commission could do is allow more time to work out. thank you for your consideration. >> commissioners, i am a long- term resident of the mission district and i have also practi

. >> i'm wendy rieger.es paramedics detail the chaotic scene at michael jackson's home the day he died. richard says murray denied jackson was being treated for any problems and did not tell paramedics he was giving michael jackson propofol. >>> a major blow to al qaeda. the leader was killed today in yemen in a drone strike. anwar al-awlaki was killed in attacks. he's blamed for several attempted attacks to americans. >>> a beltway connecting i-66 is closing. exit 49c is closing permanently because of the new hot lanes. that's coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >>> another down day on wall street. they finished off 240 points at 10,913. nasdaq just over 65 points to close at 2415 and the s&p finished in the red down 39 points to close at 1131. today's numbers helped wall street earn the worst quarterly numbers since 2008. >>> engineers removed large chunks of stone from the washington monument. some of them weigh more than ten pounds. the goal of the repelling operation is to remove it so it doesn't fall and hur

the number one mega chain, wendy's. >> we have a wendy's burger right here. here. >> do you have a preference on the burger? >> i kind of prefer wendy's. >> there's more to it. >> you need three of these to really be full, but this will do it, this is a good burger. >> there was a 24-hour mcdonald's on st. charles avenue in new orleans that saved my life on many nights. i appreciated the deliciousness of a burger and fries. wendy's burgers, though, pretty good here. i've come to live five guys in new york here, it's pretty good. >> they also -- excuse me while i talk with my mouth full -- they also rated the french fries. >> yeah. >> right? >> oh, yeah. >> we can't forget about the french fries. we don't have those ratings but apparently they did also rate the french fries. >> we do have those ratings. we're just pigs, tanya. number one, mcdonald's. number two, five guys. number three, wendy's. number four, in-n-out burger. number five, the most underrated french fry in america, chick-fil-a. the waffle fry, polynesian sauce, that's a hot date. >> i'm not surp

wendy tokuda on where he is now. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: we first met benny joe mackey in 991.s is home video of him on stage at palo alto high. >> benny joe mackey. >> reporter: then we caught up with him graduating from santa clara university law school. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the family in east palo alto celebrated that. but this was the real celebration. august 2011, bennie joe mackey waiting to be sworn in as an attorney. it took some persistence. but he finally passed the, quote, dreaded california bar exam. >> really it's a testament to all of you here, to his wonderful mother and his grandmother. >> reporter: his mom and grandmother were both there with the rest of the family from east palo alto and some old friends. >> you have risen above poverty, above race, in one of the toughest neighborhoods in the bay area. you're a student rising above, now you are a lawyer rising above. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: five years ago, his partner introduced him to kamala harris now the attorney general of california. she came to do the honors. >> the bottom line is this i

[reading names] wendy, david, janet, mark, joel lipske, and serena. and his people could hold their applause, we can get through this hearing a lot more quickly, so please do your best to hold your applause. >> hello, my name is thomas, and i am part of the larkin st. youth program . i arrived here in san francisco and did not have much place to go. i have had trouble finding a job in other big cities, and i have worked a few jobs in my lifetime, but it is not always easy. i am not your own understanding of rules and regulations. i understand are to make society appear more fair, and it is not really -- it is not easy to understand some of these rules when you are living on the streets and scraping for basic life needs, like housing and food, and programs like larkin street help youth education and housing, and it helps us to understand these rules and better follow them. housing, places like marina, set up for more youth, the amount of housing they have currently is just not enough. i am sure that it is sometimes important to put education and for a

it's rated subway, mcdonalds and wendy's the best fast food restaurants.burger suggests in and out, wendies and five dive which has locations in southern california. >> and now, we know. >> a father suing facebook for provocative fotors his 12-year-old daughter posted claiming they put his daughter in danger from pedophiles. his attorney says they're suing face book for not enforcing a policy that users be at least 13 years of age. and there is no comment from facebook tonight. >> and sandhya patel promised heat today. >> she delivers. >> thank you oo. and it was steamy. >> it was. temperatures approaching triple digits so we gave you a mini hot spell. and now are going take ate way quickly. temperatures going come down down a few degrees. a live picture now panning around there is golden gate bridge is buried under fog. the fog is shallow and is going to remain that way. let me show you san jose. it's been sunny and warm. san jose's high temperatures into low 90s today so. warmer than yesterday. and there is most areas have seen numbers rise. and satellit

as wendy said, let's be optimistic. we are going to seibee better weather. sunday is cool and windy. clouds and showers out there, too. as far as what we are going to see, here is the evening forecast. mostly cloudy. breezy and cooler. 65 to 70 degrees. winds out of the northwest. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 40s in many locations to 54 in the city. warmer than it would be because of the wind. the breeze feels a little cooler. once again, it keeps the temperatures up a bit. mostly cloudy tomorrow. breezy and chilly. 55 to 58 degrees. winds 15 to 25 miles an hour. tomorrow, a good game in maryland. talking college park. 58 degrees. i'm sure they are going to sell out tomorrow because they are separated by 20 to 30 miles. a 40% chance of rain. there's the four-day forecast showing cool conditions continue on sunday. we have to keep the clouds and the shower chance in through tuesday now. here is the optimism. wednesday, thursday, friday all looking very, very nice. >> it is nice to see those nice sunshiny days in our future. >> for sure. >> thank you,

. >> doctors diagnosed wendy hoffmann with breast cancer when she was just 37. she's in remission now, but still has the tattoos on her chest and under her arms that oncologists gave her to help deliver radiation to precise areas. >> it's just one more reminder of everything that, you know, i've had to go through. >> now she has the option of having those marks removed. dr. michelle place in danville uses this laser to remove radiation tattoos for breast cancer patients. >> it's a simple laser treatment. the there's little discomfort associated with it. there's no down time from it. no recovery time. >> she says the entire process takes only a minute. each treatment costs $75. but next month under a new program called declare your freedom, breast cancer patients won't have to pay a cent. >> we're offering women a removal of the tattoo with no charge to the patient. >> wendy says she's still debating whether to remove her radiation tattoos. >> for me it's a little bit of a battle scar. >> but she can also see the benefits of kissing the tattoos good-bye for good.

wendy and some of the others who worked with him. thank you. [applause] president chiu: madame clerk. >> today's memory -- meeting will be adjourned on behalf of mr. arthur evans and shawn wilson. and mr. anthony [unintelligible] and mr. eric quesada. president chiu: is there any more business in front of the board? >> that includes business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. supervisor ciu: look into the budget and finance committee. we also have with the supervisor farrell who has sponsored one of the items of the agenda. our clerk is charles young. mr. young, the we have any announcements today? -- do we have any announcements today? >> yes, leadplease turn off all cell phones. if you present in the documents to the committee, please write a copy to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear of the board of supervisors agenda on september 27, 2011, unless otherwise stated. >items #one, or did amending the san francisco administrative code section 57.5 and 57.8 to decrease building fees for smaller budget productions,

wendy and some of the others who worked with him. thank you. [applause] president chiu: madame clerk. >> today's memory -- meeting will be adjourned on behalf of mr. arthur evans and shawn wilson. and mr. anthony [unintelligible] and mr. eric quesada. president chiu: is there any more business in front of the board? >> that includes business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. supervisor kim: good morning and welcome to the special rules supervisor committee. we have just one event today. today i am joined by supervisor johsean elsbernd. are klerk today is linour clerk. could you please call item no. 1. >> item number one, ordinance amending the students go campaign and government section. it is capping the amount of public matching funds. i believe we have the department head for the ethics commission here to speak to us today. >> good morning, supervisors. on june 27 the supreme court issued a decision, which struck down arizona's public finance law, in particular because having reached certain thresholds public candidate

which explains why in their logo wendy is now wearing spanx. you have on to.for illegal immigrants who have questions about deportation. i mean, the number is really easy to remember, it's 1-800-trap. >> and tonight jimmy welcomes jonah hill, whitney cummings, and musical guest elbow. that's week nights at 12:35 on your local nbc station. well, it is time for your first look at enter stainmetai entert. ratings for the first post-sheen episode of "two and a half men" are any indication, it will do just fine without charlie. ashton kutcher's debut was seen by 27.7 million people monday, more than any episode in the show's first eight seasons. >>> on the verge of his baseball movie "moneyball" opening and as he graces the cover of "sports illustrated" brad pitt revealed he never liked baseball and knows little about it. says he took on the project about the oakland a's becoming competitive because he can't resist underdog stories. >>> finally, george clooney is married. at least in a new norwegian tv ad. it shows an obviously hungover woman and she wakes without

wendy and some of the others who worked with him. thank you. [applause] president chiu: madame clerk. >> today's memory -- meeting will be adjourned on behalf of mr. arthur evans and shawn wilson. and mr. anthony [unintelligible] and mr. eric quesada. president chiu: is there any more business in front of the board? >> that includes business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. supervisor chiu: good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday september 13, 2011. welcome to our temporary board chamber. please call the roll. >> [roll call] mr. president, there is a quorum. supervisor chiu: i think you let somebody out. >> mr. mayer. mayor lee: present. supervisor chiu: and eric mar is here as well. >> sorry, supervisor mar. mar present. supervisor chiu: thank you, madam clerk. ladies gentlemen, could you join me in the pledge of allegiance? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of united states of america, to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and

wendy and some of the others who worked with him. thank you. [applause] president chiu: madame clerk. >> today's memory -- meeting will be adjourned on behalf of mr. arthur evans and shawn wilson. and mr. anthony [unintelligible] and mr. eric quesada. president chiu: is there any more business in front of the board? >> that includes business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> hello. 9 judge terri l. jackson. the court is now recruiting prospective civil grand jurors. our goal is to develop a pool of candidates that is inclusive of all segments of our city's population. >> the jury conducts investigations and publishes findings and recommendations. these reports them become a key part of the civic dialog on how we can make san francisco a better place to live and work. >> i want to encourage anyone that is on the fence, is considering participating as a grand jury member, to do so. >> so if you are interested in our local city government and would like to work with 18 other enthusiastic citizens committed to improving it

. >> reporter: for more than five years, wendy macker has fought an enemy more powerful than anythinghe's ever known. >> it takes every bit of nurturing that they might have inside of themselves and just rips it out. it makes them feel like they're worth nothing. >> reporter: she's talking about methamphetamine. >> i lie to my mom. >> reporter: and what the drug did to her son graham. >> i lost, like, 30 pounds. it's hard core. >> reporter: graham was just 16 when this 2007 hbo documentary showed his rapid descent into the grips of meth. >> can't look at it when it's happening? >> no, i don't like to. >> reporter: it's a sadly familiar story here in montana where meth has loomed as large as the state's big sky. in the early 2000s, meth-related arrests jumped 90%, montana was spending $300 million a year fighting the drug. montana had a big problem and folks here decided to tackle it head on with a series of in- your-face ads targeted towards teens. >> stop looking at me! ( screaming ) >> reporter: these gritty public service announcements hit the airwaves in 2005. >> this wasn't suppo

wendy walsh. thank you for joining us.ple may be caught off guard at the rush of feelings from something that happened so long ago. how does a person get through it? they may not even realize it. >> they may not even realize it. the distinction is whether they're suffering from major posttraumatic stress disorder. in that case, they have to get therapeutic help and specifically reach out to others who have been in the same situation. if they can talk through and heal their pain, they will be less sensitive to these images again. but for the rest of us, i think it's good to take an opportunity to mourn a bit and reflect and remember and keep our feet on the ground. >> so can we talk about kids because adults -- we're adults, we're responsible for ourselves. let's talk about kids now. i say that because this week one of our producers wrote an opinion piece for cnn.com about when and how he should tell his 9-year-old twins about 9/11. he opted to keep them in the dark for another year. said he didn't want to tell them. what d

wendy walsh who co-hosts the doctors. this looks too violent for a child of 8 or 9 years old to be doing. but school wrestling matches look a lot liking this video. do you think that kids fighting in cages is harmful? >> i think, don, i'm going to say something that's going to surprise you. boys are socialized very differently than girls. and these days women are saying where are all the real men. it seems like we've taken away so many.male reitz of passage. men organize themselves by sparring and creating a hierarchy. a navy s.e.a.l. and his kind of childhood and the training he went through turned him into a hero. yes, there might be somebody sent me an e-mail who says i'm a sensitive artistic guy and my father made me do these hyper masculine things that abused me just as there's going to be a marine or navy s.e.a.l. who will say now you get it. so the point is, whether it's child led or whether 80s parents led. if a child really doesn't want to do it and the parents aren't paying attention, then it's abusive. >> peopl

wendy, let me start with you.? >> well, when we signed up for the pageant there was going to be an optional outfit of choice you could do a celebrity wear. i couldn't come up with blondes because paisley is a brunette. everybody i thought of was a blonde. i decided to go with julia roberts, a georgia icon, my favorite actress. she is well known for "pretty woman." i came up with a routine exit as you call where she would go out as julia roberts at the beginning of the movie and end up at the end of the movie. but the end of the movie clip never got shown. >> i sthi we have a picture of paisley in the brown dress right there. looking a whole lot more conservative than she did from that moment on stage that we did see. but, again, the perception of a 3-year-old being dressed as a hooker, were you surprised by the negative attitude by so many who saw this? >> i was very surprised and i'm just blown away that it has gotten this far. but there were no problems at the pageant. everyone who seen the full skit got it. wha

. >>> wendy sherwood is from brown university.wendy, speaker bayner has declined all four state invitations from the president at a critical point. then, of course, there's what happened yesterday. how much of this obama/boehner back and forth is political gainsmanship and how much of this is just old fashioned disrespect? >> i think it's really more disrespect. and the problem is that it's not just about president obama personally. this is about the president's speech. america needs a strong president. you may not like the policy. liberals didn't like push, conservatives didn't like obama. nevertheless, they need to be strong enough to counteract congress. you need to have a president that fights for something. it may seem stupid and small, but it's a series of caves by the president. if he'll cave on something small, he'll likely cave on something big opinion now congress is threatening to repeal regulations that the executive branch has issued. this is about protect of the power of the presidency much more than the night of a s

who wouldn't want a kid that looks like opie taylor from the "andy griffith show" or wendy's from wendyyou imagine any baby cuter than this one? sure, as a parent of a redhead you might spend more in sunscreen over the years. but there's a good chance that your carrot top bundle of joy could be an icon of comedy. lucille ball, conan o'brien, kathy griffin, or carol burnett or -- well, four out of five isn't so bad. the point i'm trying to make is that redheads are fiery creative extremely talented people. before he was grisled and gray, willie nelson was a redhead. maybe he's not the best genetic specimen i could have picked. a couple of the redheads around the office have been kind of blue since this news came out about the sperm bank. now, i say, don't let the haters get you down. plenty of people love redheads. charlie brown, he was quite partial to redheads. as was matthew mcconaughey's character from "dazed and confused." >> get in with us. but that's all right. we'll worry about that later. i will see you there. all right? >> bye. >> i love those redheads, man. >> i know you. >> i

i'm joined now by wendy schiller. wendy good day and thanks for joining us. >> nice to be here, alex. >> why can't the gop just accept that mitt romney might be their best candidate? why are they still looking for someone else? >> i think it is interesting because it is class warfare to me. within the republican party. this is the elites on the east and west coast and deciding for some reason they don't like mitt romney. chris christie's policy and mitt romney's policies are about the intervention of the economy going to be very similar. then the rank and file and republican party wants somebody more conservative than rick perry. much less than michele bachmann. they are not happy with romney because he's not conservative enough. i don't know how chris christie becomes the candidate that can unify these two very opposite camps within the republican party. it is a bigger issue than personality and whether you like chris christie or you don't like mitt romney. this is about selling the republican party candidate to the

who wouldn't want a kid that looks like opie taylor from the "andy griffith show" or wendy's from wendyongstocking. can you imagine any baby cuter than this one? sure, as a parent of a redhead you might spend more in sunscreen over the years. but there's a good chance that your carrot top bundle of joy could be an icon of comedy. lucille ball, conan o'brien, kathy griffin, or carol burnett or -- well, four out of five isn't so bad. the point i'm trying to make is that redheads are fiery creative extremely talented people. before he was grisled and gray, willie nelson was a redhead. maybe he's not the best genetic specimen i could have picked. a couple of the redheads around the office have been kind of blue since this news came out about the sperm bank. now, i say, don't let the haters get you down. plenty of people love redheads. charlie brown, he was quite partial to redheads. as was matthew mcconaughey's character from "dazed and confused." >> get in with us. but that's all right. we'll worry about that later. i will see you there. all right? >> bye. >> i love those redheads, man. >>

wendy walsh, thank you for that. criticism of bono's appearance has been harsh.ed parents to not let their kids watch. >>> want to check your headlines right now. parishioners had to spring into action today when a gunman oeped fire inside a lakeland, florida, church. police say jeremiah foegen wounded the pastor and associate pastor. four others inside the church tackled and held him until officers arrived. affiliate is reporting foegle allegedly killed his wife before going to the church. >>> the tsa says it has fired 28 employees at hawaii's honolulu international airport after a probe revealed several screeners weren't properly checking bags before putting them on planes. in addition to the firings tsa also suspended 15 people. it is believed to be one of the biggest terminations in the agency's history. >>> a controversial ending to the welter weight tight belt between floyd mayweather jr. and vikt tor ortiz. in the fourth round the referee took a point away from ortiz for head butting. ortiz couldn't get up before the ten count. it was all over. ortiz says

as you said, senator cardin, i have known wendy sherman for 25 years. i have known her as a friend, a chief of staff, and she continues to be a close advisor. i do know wendy sherman and therefore that's why i'm so clear that this would be an outstanding nomination and hope the committee confirms her. she brings competence, intelligence, and integrity. wendy will be an invaluable member of our foreign policy team advancing the global interest of our country, a safer country, a stronger economy. she is strategic -- strategic thinker, a seasoned diplomat, and an experienced manager and negotiator, and knowledgeable of the world and the issues that the united states faces. she understands and respects the important role of congress in foreign polcy. as assistant secretary of state for legislation, under president clinton and then secretary warren christopher, she knew how to listen to us, made sure our voices were heard at the state department, and was truly bipartisan in her approach and in her work. she played a role working with secretary albright on ev

they have rated mcdonald's and wendy's as the best fad fas food restaurants.and out and wendy's. >>> just ahead at 6:00 a.m. more on the scare in the skies, problem that forced a flight from sfo to make an emergency landing overnight. >> also, a limit to giving. unusual donation that brought a bomb squad to one bay area salvation army location. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in hayward where the suspect in the michelle le homicide is expected in court today. police have a mountain of circumstantial evidence but i'll tell why they feel their job is only half done. ab

smagala, jr. >> wendy l. small. >> catherine smith. >> daniel laurence smith. >> george eric smith. >> james gregory smith. >> jeffrey r. smith. >> joyce patricia smith. >> karl t. smith. >> keisha smith. >> kevin joseph smith. >> leon smith, jr. >> moira ann smith. >> and the grandmother of the grandchildren who will never have the privilege of knowing my wife. >> into my brother, the emergency service, a truck no. 7. you gave us 18 years of service to nypd. mom and dad and your whole family love and miss you so much. happy 10th anniversary in heaven. i love you and until we meet again, god bless you, god bless all of those that we lost, god bless america. >> rosemary a. smith. >> bonnie jeanne smithwick. >> rochelle monique snell. >> leonard j. snyder, jr. >> astrid elizabeth sohan. >> sushil s. solanki. >> ruben solares. >> naomi leah solomon. >> daniel w. song. >> michael charles sorresse. >> fabian soto. >> timothy patrick soulas. >> gregory spagnoletti. >> donald f. spampinato, jr. >> god bless my young

today i own 165 wendy's restaurants. and i get my financing from ge capital.ut i also get stuff that goes way beyond banking. we not only lend people money, we help them save it. [ junior ] ge engineers found ways to cut my energy use. [ cheryl ] more efficient lighting helps junior stay open later... [ junior ] and serve more customers. so you're not just getting financial capital... [ cheryl ] you're also getting human capital. not just money. knowledge. [ junior ] ge capital. they're not just bankers... we're builders. [ junior ] ...and they've helped build my business. >> thousands of pictures of little girls in playgrounds close-up pictures of body parts that shouldn't be photographed. there are pictures of susan that were also taken without her knowledge. it looked like they were secretly taken and inappropriate. >> the guy's son josh has been uncooperative to the investigation of missing susan powell the utah mother of two. josh's 61-year-old father steve is charged with having thousands of pictures of lewd pictures including susan powell. one of sues s

hello everyone i am wendy griffith. >> and i am george thomas. president mahmoud abbas made his appeal to the united nations for membership. the move is aimed at giving the palastinians greater status in the international body and creating an alternative path to statehood. abbas made the request to return to the negotiating table with israel. they have gotten no where after 20 years of negotiations. israeli has been to the table. united states has threatened to veto the resolution if it comes to the vote in a u.n. security council. earlier chris mitchell in new york about what happens next. >> reporter: chris, what is the likelihood that this bid will succeed? >> it is very unlikely. they want to live side by side with israel, that has been the man tra. it is an overcast sky. that is a metaphor for what is rapping, abbas will appeal. it might be delayed before the security council actually has a vote. >> would that lead to further negotiations on the part of the palastinians? >> there is delay that negotiations could go on. what happens during th

authorities have identified a couple from arizona, george and wendy hewitt. he was a former air canada pilot. he was 60, she was 57. and for the latest on the crash and to hear the news conference by reno air races log on to the website. >>> fire destroyed a number of shuttle buss in a parking lot. it started when a driver saw something wrong while driving one them and brought it back to the yard. a short time later the engine caught fire and then it spread to other buses. >> the bus company employee saw smoking and saw the fire advance quit rapidly, called the police. >> seven were damaged, three severely. nobody was hurt. >>> a troubling case of animal cruelty at a northern california high school. goats have been mutilated. it's happened more than once. >> reporter: i just want to warn you some of the injuries on these goats are dramatic. browny had both ears ripped off. she was attacked in the second attack in just five days. >> i got down on the ground and her ears were on the ground. >> she has a couple of teeth marks or something. >> reporter: shelby an

. >> reporter: wendy designed the outfit herself.iles are everywhere. when you go to the beach, you put swim suits on, bikinis. i think there are pedophiles at the beach, at the park, anywhere. >> reporter: this came just after 4-year-old maddie dressed parton.is voluptuous star, dolly >> it's an added extra bonus. >> reporter: the reality show has been a lightning rod for criticism. many are starting to question whether it should stay on the air. a facebook page has been created called take toddlers & tiaras off the air. >> your job is to protect your child. if you think pededhiles are not watching this chshow, i have a bridge i want to sell you. >> the premise of is show is to sex up the little girls. you have them portraying aprost. you're taking away their childhood. >> reporter: eden wood has been competing since before she could walk. her mow says the costumes get the attention. you think the show girl outfit is appropriate for a 4-year-old. >> she's covered everywhere. when i think of a show girl, i think of a beautiful glamor

. >> reporter: but the criticism doesn't phase paisley's mom wendy.the costume was meant to be funny. >> the whole idea was for people to see the comedy behind it when you take your children to a kids' movie there is always adult humor that the parents get that the children don't get. >> reporter: the reality show has always been a lightning rod for criticism, but many are starting to question whether it should stay on the air. the parents television council says the show has crossed the line. >> the whole premise of the show is to sex up these little girls. but when you have them portraying a character of a prostitute, you're taking away the youth, the innocence of the little girls. little 3-year-old girls shouldn't be sexy. >> reporter: wendy dickey says if she had to do it all over again she wouldn't choose this controversial costume. but says her family has good christian values and she doesn't regret her decision. >> public doesn't know us. they don't know what kind of family we are. would i do it again? of course, no. i do think people have over

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