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. >>> churches, steep he wiles an bell towers. some people pray that their church makes money and it never leaves the ground. >>> it chased me down the street. >> what happened left her with scars. why raccoons are getting more aggressive in an east bay park and the warning in effect. >> the raccoon rampage. the victim? an east bay woman. the attack happened while the victim was walking her dog in a popular park on central avenue toward a street and alameda. cheryl is there right now. apparently this isn't the first time someone has been attacked by raccoons there. >> it isn't the first time. this park is very beautiful and popular, but right now it has a raccoon problem. at night they can be anywhere, sometimes hiding in the trees. one woman tells me tonight that they can be very vicious. >> i start running, and then four other raccoons dropped out of these trees and started chasing me down the street. >> reporter: an attack rachel campos diviano won't forget. she may be laughing now, but late saturday night when she was watching

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world leaders pull cold water on the exposure of america's candidate people saying the wiki leaks wiles will not affect global diplomacy. and security loyalty tests or presidents of promise political cole says the democrats pressed the republicans to get the new kick out still signed off while the senate is still in action. very good morning see this is artsy life in the very hall solve the russian capital with me alice habits and me is the kremlin and in about an hour's time we're expecting a life force calls from there all the president to meet with that is and he'll address it's a parliament in which he is expected to outline the country's progress and and future goals while it is and the state of the nation address president medvedev particularly last year spoke about the need for most not exist within a russia's political and economic systems and this time the speech comes of it some crucial changes within russia's internal on foreign policies. well let's let so cross a life to all these actually inside the kremlin palace from which that address will come and he said what expect st

coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> and it was so warm this afternoon, i had the sunroof open for a wilehe cool breeze, it was really nice. >>> it was a magnificent monday. a warm glow moved -- a warm flow moved in and we'll look at the temperatures now. it's still mild for this time of the year. and we haven't had too many of these days left. 62degrees now and the winds shifted to the north. dew points at 62 degrees and the humidity at 64%. and 65 this afternoon. and 65, 54 is the average high, this morning, 47 and fog and drizzle around here and 33 now is the average low on this date and the record, 76 in 1940 and a 15 degrees back in 1880, a long time ago. still, 64 in washington and 65 at patuxent river and 60 in ocean city and 57 in elkton and 61 in oakland. and mild temperatures and we've had a bit of a southerly and a south west flow and a few shots shifting to the south east and tomorrow we'll see clouds and probably showers. unfortunately, we'll see, respected, that's a lot better than what's out west. they had major snow out west and some of the areas picked up 40 inches of sno

. >>> you know what was awesome about "van wilder" his name is van wilder and he was wile. >> he was wild. >> and he didn't drive a van. that always bothered me. >> greg, i don't fully get the whole changing your views after hearing your enemy thing. if cal caw daw -- ifal caw daw is going to start the new western civilization it will not change my ipd moo. >> no, but i think the opposite. that's why i like "jersey shore." it reflects the american dream that anybody can make will ins. that's something al-qaeda would be against. >> if osama bin laden came out with a test that said "i hate snookie" you would still love her? >> yes. gop should stay away from social issues. i agree, take abortion ow. that's a separate can of worms. you have jim daw -- jim diment going around. how is that helpful? i don't understand it well enough to critique it. >> i think all poll politicians should say that. >> imogen, you said the gop international standing would go up. who cares? >> exactly. i said who cares. but good point. >> when the -- when our social standing in the world goes down, it is becaus

but once it passes, wile actual -- we'll actually dry out rather quickly.re on wednesday. there is the rain moving up from atlanta now. heavier showers and thundershowers, with much warmer air across southern alabama. for us, just look for some rain. it's possible by tomorrow evening. there may be a rumble of thunder south and east of us, as a little warm air moves. but primarily, a wet and damp afternoon. and it will get a little cooler. on wednesday, actually not a bad day. but after that, temperatures will begin to get down below normal for the end of the week. southeast winds tomorrow, at around 10 knots. small craft advisory on the bay tomorrow. bay temp in the mid-50s, still. tonight, then, cloudy. late, late tonight. light rain and drizzle. 44, which is warmer than it's been the last four or five days. look for rain and drizzle. temperatures where they were today. with all of the clouds, 57 degrees. close to normal. but wet. >> thank you, bob. >>> still to come tonight on eyewitness news. scandal in prince george's county. the most powerful half ton

of cooler air and then the warming, the chinooks are blowing, down sloping winds that warm up from wilingsbillings, montana to denver, colorado and then the cold air and that's the stuff that visits us next week. thanksgiving may feature low 30s around chicago the way is it looks right now and could be a storm that tracks across the mid west the middle of next week. we will have to watch that from the stand-point of traveling. 38 here. 34 in madison, wisconsin, with a wind chill there of 27. is that respectably cool air mass and autumn that hasn't had many of these. look at the temperature rebound. these winds blow out of the mountains and as i say from billings to cheyenne down to denver that air sinks and compresses and warms and then heads for chicago and that's why we will warm into the low 50s tomorrow and mid-30-mile- per-hour wind gust that will blow under partly sunny skies. northwest winds at the moment at 10. humidity of 62%. and here is the jet stream. when it goes westerly or zonal, that takes cold air up here and sheers it off before it gets down here so we will warm up for a

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obama was found wiled by an executive to later called the president a tough competitor and very good sport. next, black friday shoppers always get a few bumps and bruises but in some stores, things really got out of hand. we'll show you the northern california wal-mart store where sheriff's deputies had to be called in to keep the peace and at a target store, shoppers there clashed with each other just before the doors opened for black friday. if you weren't out with the shopping crowds on black friday, can you still get bargain nñaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa8 >> it is so far so good for retailers this holiday season. across the country, preliminary report on black friday suggests bigger crowds at more stores and san francisco consumers appear to be right in line with the national trend. abc 7's amy hollifield has more on this year's consumer spending experience. >> just trying to walk through union square was tough. it was so crowded with people. many of them came to see the tree lighting ceremony saying this officially puts them in a festive mood. >> it's happy. now it's officiall

discretionary spending like you just mentioned $00 billion is a good place to go and entitlements take a wile for those savings to accrue. >> rose: but reducing taxes and... and... cutting spending is the only way to recreate growth and bring the private sector into creating businesses and creating jobs and spending the money they have in their bank accounts? >> that's right. does the money... do we print and borrow and tax money so washington can try and spend it on the economy on people or do we create the foundations that the... the atmosphere for economic growth so entrepreneurs and businesses can add the skills and the dofs go forward and create jobs and value. that's what's always worked in this economy. that's the american idea, that's what we're working for in the future so to me a necessary pre-condition is stable money and i'm worried about that. i'm worried about the prices in the future. i'm worried about inflation down the road. but also we have so much uncertainty, regulatory uncertainty, price uncertainty, interest rate uncertainty, tax uncertainty. we need to address that if w

that clipper car fares this morning the one way clipper car fare on the sauce a littlsausalito very wile85, it would generate 421,000-591,000 each year. this is one way of dealing with that 89 million shortfall . seven suspects charged with attacking a 16 year-old girl outside of richmond school. a nurse gave the first account of what the victim said had been to her that night. anne marie break conducted a three hour examination the day after. she said she was bored she called her to call her dad to pick route. cody aster to come over she started drinking brandy from a bottle remember someone holding the bottle for her she then fell down she remembered somebody helping her up but she does not remember anything after that until she woke up in hospital. she will continue testimony today. the man suspected of stabbing a cable car driver pleaded not guilty he was charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon he is accused of stabbing 55 year-old larry inside his cable car she was stabbed several times in the torso and arms and remains hospitalized in fair condition. he was a

. >> i'm holding the essential engineer, why science alone wile ou not solve our global problems. e it's other joints me, henry petrosky. welcome, sir. tell us, what iswh the reasoning and a subtitle here, why science alone will not solve our globals problems? climate change and we also hear a lot about the importance of what science will do to help alleviate these problems or out rights all them. the history of science and technology teaches us that science and scientists generally do not solve problems, they help but engineers of the problem solvers. engineers and problem solving are really hand and glove. >> in your book you define the difference between scientists and engineers and how they were together, tell us about that. >> scientists generally want to understand the world given to us, the universe, classic sign to study the planets and stars and the origin of the universe. assembling knowledge really, getting to the bottom of things but engineers, on the other hand, want to change of world and introduce new things coming new machines and devices, things that contribute to

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. >> what is your view of the wilings willingness of the government to go further.py to go after them when they threaten pakistan less happy when they threaten afghanistan. is that phase over? do they understand both versions of the taliban pose threats they ought to deal with? >> the highest priority is to go after those that try to overthrow them when is the pakistani taliban. but they're increasingly, i think, moving -- and working with us against other groups. >> the other source of of terror threat is from yemen. they turn out to be something other than ups packages. how serious is the terror threat in yemen? what kind of tools do we have in the u.s. government to deal with the terror threat from yemen? >> the truth is what we have seen as we brought pressure on al qaeda and north waziristan, the terrorist movement has mes that sized in many ways. so we see them in somalia and yemen and north africa. our biggest tools can respect to yemen are the partnership capacity of the yemen ease themselves and enabling them to go after these guys. we don't need another wa

wile while [inaudible] we're here. the president is aing the in yenned apartment. we'll post it on our website after it's done and you can watch it in it's entirety. this is part of his ten day offer sees trip. on tuesday he heads to indonesia and then will travel to south korea and speak to u.s. troops on veterans day thursday and the g20 summit continues into friday where president barack obama will hold a closing news conference. port hero michigan. stephen, would you like to see a shake up in leadership for republicans. caller: yes, i would. number one, the republicans are leaning too tough to the corporations and we're being, you know, lied to on a daily basis. are you there? host: yeah. we're listening. >> i can't hear you speak but i can hear you speak but can't see you. host: it's a little disconcerting. caller: i'm just tired of the back and forth. you know, we're all-americans. let's get it together and straighten out. we can't afford to be fighting the wars all over the security force for american business to run all over the world and find a cheap flavo

perfectly comfortable with a strong, robust federal government that did all sorts of important and worth wile things. they didn't think the left was very good at running it. and then there are a lot of conservatives who were antistate who say i don't care who's running it. government shouldn't be big. it shouldn't be involved in people's lives and blah, blah, blah. this is one of the fundamental sort of ideological schisms that run through the right and a lot of debates hinge around it. and, in fact, i always argue that conservatism is less dogmatic than liberalism because we are constantly arguing about these philosophical tradeoffs between liberty and virtue. between order and freedom. and we redraw those lines constantly. and meanwhile the left doesn't have these kinds of philosophical arguments in the same way. because the consensus has already been formed and the dogma is already there which is the government should do good when it can, where it can, and whenever it can. >> jonah goldberg, blake ewing sends this email from chicago. libertarians tend to see any social issue law, e.g. ille

. >> what is your view of the wilings willingness of the government to go further.at phase over? do they understand both versions of the taliban pose threats they ought to deal with? >> the highest priority is to go after those that try to overthrow them when is the pakistani taliban. but they're increasingly, i think, moving -- and working with us against other groups. >> the other source of of terror threat is from yemen. they turn out to be something other than ups packages. how serious is the terror threat in yemen? what kind of tools do we have in the u.s. government to deal with the terror threat from yemen? >> the truth is what we have seen as we brought pressure on al qaeda and north waziristan, the terrorist movement has mes that sized in many ways. so we see them in somalia and yemen and north africa. our biggest tools can respect to yemen are the partnership capacity of the yemen ease themselves and enabling them to go after these guys. we don't need another war and the yemenees have shown a willingness to go after -- after -- what we call aqap, al qaeda

and these people who would have been found a have job at 16 wile forced to stay in school and possiblyome a disruptive influence in the classroom. there was a boy in my area, nice little fellow. his father is the owner of a local sweep shop. the boy helps out with his father in his shop and has done for generations, as generations have gone before. when he turned 16, his father was taken ill and couldn't work. under the motion put before you today, he could not take the business on. are we saying we wish to see the family sweet shop and other businesses sold out because at 16 he has to be in education and clearly not mature enough to run a business? : >> the answer, it doesn't. [applause] >> you can see more from this british youth parliament debate which also includes sex education in schools and the rising cost of university tuition fees. tonight at eight eastern here on c-span2. after that at about 940 time at a form on the ethics of war with veterans who have fought in battle him and instructors from armed forces academies. that's here on c-span2. >> now to the congressional black