y pasÓ volando, llamo la atenciÓn en la costa de california, es un pÁjaro? un aviÓn? o superman? bueno, ninguno de los tres, es en realidad un muÑeco de control remoto con una baterÍa que van en la cabeza del muÑeco. ahÍ lo ve, el hombre de acero es mucho mÁs liviano. vuela rÁpido, como a 30 millas por hora, y lejos con el control remoto. todo el mundo se llevÓ una sorpresa en la costa de california, gracias por su atenciÓn, que tenga un excelente fin de semana, los espara ramos el lunes a la noche, gracias.

committee, republican congressman from utah, rob bishop, and democratic congressman from california, john guaramenti. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> first off, we'll ask congressman, will the sequester happen, in your opinion? >> i hope not. it's going to be devastating not only for the military, but for many, many other programs that people rely on, for example, air traffic controllers, border patrol, lots of programs are going to be very, very seriously impacted and perhaps 750 to a million people will lose their jobs immediately. >> congressman bishop, your thoughts? >> look, until the last minute happens, you in -- it's always a chance that something will work out. it's looking very slim, to be honest. i wouldn't bet on it not happening. >> let's take a look at just a couple of basic figures about sequestration and what it will entail. we're talking about $1.2 trillion in cuts over the next decade. 85 billion cuts from agency budgets over the next seven months. that's key. 85 billion over the next seven

de 56 distritos en estados como california illinois, florida y texas y colorado. por cierto, el comitÉ nacional republicano, aprobÓ una resoluciÓn migratoria que no ofrece un camino la ciudadanÍa. el documento asegura, que la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses, se opone a cualquier forma de achl inicio tamnistÍa. la resoluciÓn propone servicio de trabajo de 5 aÑos para los dreamers y servicio de trabajo de 2 aÑos para el resto de los indocumentados, que podrÍan renovarse. pero a todos, les niega una vÍa a la ciudadanÍa.

. >>> y desde california recorremos la vida de los paparazis, presentan como

california, first termer here in congress. -- tell us tell me about yourself -- congressman, tell me about yourself. guest: glad to be a congressman. but first and foremost, husband, father, neighbor, and friend in my community and i came up here to hopefully try to get some things done and move this country forward. i used to run a business. very proud of that. i also have my engineering degree. ready to tackle big problems, if necessary. i spent some time in the state legislature in california as budget chairman and also 10 years and city council. host: what kind of business? guest: a real estate brokerage. first-time homebuyers right in the district. it was really fun watching people truly, truly achieve the american dream of homeownership and hard work in blue-collar families. i really enjoyed that and i'm glad to represent them. host: have you had a chance to use your engineering degree yet here in congress? caller: oh, yes.

congressman tony cardenas from southern california and congressman chris van hollen, part of the democratic leadership, he will be in studio with us. we'll also be checking in with boston with "usa today" reporter who was on the scene yesterday. president obama at the white house after he gets the daily briefing has a working lunch with crown prince mohammed zayed of the united arab emirates then he will be welcoming nascar sprint cup series championship driver brad keselowski to the white house at 3:00 this afternoon. at 4:30, the president and vice president meet with secretary of defense chuck hagel. a briefing today at the white house will be at 1:15 with press secretary jay carney. back for another hour with congressman tony cardenas and congressman chris van hollen. see you then. stay around. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show."

la madre de las niÑas les habÍa dicho a los padres menores que estaban viviendo en california. >> sabiendo que su madre

. >>> una mujer en california demostrÓ la importancia de tener una buena actitud aÚn en los mÁs difÍciles momentos, vamos verla bailando en el quirÓfano antes de ser necesario tez ada para someterse a una doble ma secto mÍa. >>> y todos bailaron. >>> hayeaos. >>> tenemos sorpresas tus hijas sabrina y katrina. >>> aquÍ estÁn. >>> no. >>> una foto con una tarjeta que tÉ hicieron y tambien con un globo que dice feliz cumpleaÑos. >>> asÍ que cuando vayas a casa vas ser muy

we look at a push in california to get latinos to sign up. >> ifill: and in pakistan, a recent wave of violence has targeted the country's christians. >> we feel most of the time we are not equal. but the grand feeling that we are not even wanted.

it's the first resort in northern california to open the slopes this season. they will be open from noon until 8:00 tonight. >>> 7:22. he's a former stanford football star, now, though, he's at the center of an unprecedented bullying case in the nfl. >>> a police officer shot on the job but would not be denied from catching her man. the incredible story of how this officer survived and still managed to do her job. . >>> 7:25. new video of a big rig crash on interstate 80, just east of truckee, the wreck involved two cars and the tractor-trailer. one of the cars had broken down. it was then hit by another car and the big rig, which was hauling produce. one person was air lifted to a hospital eastbound traffic on 80 near truckee has been reduced to one lane now, because of that crash. >>> a texas police officer did not let getting shot in the face stop her from doing her job. >> shots fired. i'm hit. >> this dramatic dash cam video shows the terrifying moments after the officer made a routine traffic stop. this was around 4:00 a.m. saturday. as she approached th

mark takano, member of congress from california. new member of congress from california will be here as well as the reverend barry lynn, head of americans united for the separation of church and state. he's on the warpath about something this morning. we'll take a look at oklahoma and the big question that's come up about building codes. could that have made a difference. but first -- >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this wednesday. "dancing with the stars" crowned a new champion last night. country singer kelly pickler winning the mirrored ball trophy. it happened on the soundstage next to where "american idol" was taped. pickler won sixth place on the fifth season of "american idol" about seven or eight years. teen disney star took second place and jones took third. >> bill: there it is. whatever happened to "dancing with the stars"?

he said in part, i used a term that was commonly used during my days growing up on a farm in central california. i know that this term is not used in the same way nowadays. i meant no disrespect. well, i don't think you call people that that. maybe they talked about them that way. after tough statements today, including one from john boehner, the speaker, and john mccain among others, young issued a full apology saying i apologize for the insensitive term i used during an interview in ketchi can kan, alaska. there was no malice in my heart

rima in california. >> caller: rima, yes. jim, hi, good talking to you. i have some lulu lemon stock. i'm trying to find out whether i should keep them or sell them. >> rima, i'm concerned. i like lulu lemon because of christine day. christine day is not there anymore. i do think the franchise is a good one. i would lean toward owning it versus selling it. let's go to herb in florida. herb? >> caller: retired rail co ex-pat boo-yah, jim. thanks for all your help. i have a question about u.s. air. is that dead money?

. >> driving out west toward california, this den of inequity, keep the pedal to the metal. no place to slow down and get a piece. >> stephanie: get a souvenir for me, wouldn't you. arkansas enjoy how much you're going to spend on the court

because california has some of the highest state taxes in the country. also, hawaii, alaska, new york, the motorists there are going to have a hard time at the pump when they realize that their state taxes are pretty high versus the national average. the national average is trending for about 49-cent as gallon. some of these places, jenna in california you'll see 60 sents a gallon in state and local taxes. you certainly see that in areas of new york city and parts of new jersey and connecticut. what we are seeing is a third of the population right now in the united states is within driving distance of $4 a gallon for gas. so we are going to be watching this issue, jenna as states across the country move to raise their state taxes on gasoline. we are hearing that story playing out in new hampshire, wyoming and washington state. we know that sthaeut and federal taxes have hardly bulged over the last year or so, certainly federal taxes have stayed the same since the 90s. as they struggle with fiscal problems they may turn to raising taxes on gas jeno case,

"argo", 6.2 million from the state of california. "silver linings playbook", $5.6 million from the state of pennsylvania and "lincoln", 3 1/2 million from the state of virginia. overall, 1 1/2 billion dollars in tax breaks go to hollywood. about 430 million dollars in tax breaks came out of the fiscal cliff deal for hollywood. so the issue is taxpayers are basically paying a lot of money to hollywood not just in ticket prices. also taxpayer paid for subsidies in hollywood. a lot of states are saying hey, wait a second, this money, jenna, may not be worth it to give taxpayer money to hollywood productions because it basically funds temporary workers that come in from out of state. when the production is over the workers, many of them, go back on jobless benefits or unemployment. so there's a positive and negative side to this story, jenna, we're digging into here at fox business. jenna: as you point out, it is both federal tax breaks and state tax breaks. so it is not just the federal government that is handing out these tax breaks fo

. >>> for more on the investigation, we turn to california congressman republican deven. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> the intelligence committee spent hours yesterday and today with five current or former cia employee, contractors, operatives. i understand hearings were classified. did you learn anything that substantially changes your understanding of what went on in benghazi that night? >> yes. there are definite discrepancies. it's important for everyone of the american people to understand, these guys are american heroes and should be treated that way. my opinion is they have not been treated as american heroes. >> we're going to get to that in a moment. you say there's discrepancies. to the degree you can tell us, the areas in which there are discrepancies. >> this is real simple. i sent a letter to speaker boehner that outlined nine questions i want answers to. if you answer those nine questions, this goes away. it's that simple.

. >> yes, i was at the university of california, berkeley. and in those days, president kennedy had just announced really the peace corps. i had been inspired to try to join, and i september in my application. and then i received -- when i received my acceptance letter, was the next week and it was dated november 22nd, 1963. it was just a huge moment for me. and that was what i think was so much of his legacy was this inspiration to service. he made the world a much bigger globe for so many young americans. and his vision inspired us to go forth and to serve. >> john, i don't know how old you were, but you must have been a little kid. >> i was a week shy i have three months. my mom used to tell me that she was in the house when they heard the news and that i spent most of the day on her lap as she watched walter cronkite. she would say that i was a bit of a distraction during the day, perhaps helpful in that. but for the generation that wasn't alive, that doesn't have the memory, i think we grew up in the myth of john f. kennedy. i don't mean

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, and the california immigrant policy center. the mantra is "restore, rebuild and reinvest." so this advocacy will be taken up by various groups including the california alliance of retired americans. there are four polices that are coming from this california budget for all of us. four polices for the coming california budget cycle. one, restore the social safety net cuts being implemented now during this 2012-2013 fiscal year. second, a moratorium on cuts to vital programs for vulnerable californians in the coming year. that includes lots of us. third, continue to work for revenue solutions to close budget gaps in future budgets.

they hope to kill more than 100 barn owls in a study area in northern california. 26 have been shot so far. the scientists are hoping the experiment will help save the northern spotted owl from extinction. the two species sight and the barn owls have been winning. they are hoping a federal judge will issue a court order to stop that ex-experiment. >>> a teenager from san jose will receive a carnegie hero fund award for rescuing a boy at yosemite. in april a 9-year-old slipped into the river and started floating toward the falls. 916-year-old smith heard the mother cry and spraining into action. he sprained toward the boy, vaulted a guardrail and grabbed a rock with one hand and the boy with the other. the carnegie medal honors others who risk their lives to save others. it comes with a $5,000 prize.

. >> all that -- >> two fires in encino california. >> we're talking about health care today, but -- that is the wrong rally. >> -- and all that matters -- >> one of the things that keeps coming up because you're from kansas. >> toe toe we're not in kansas city anymore. >> down the yellow brick road. >> the republicans have no heart. the democrats have no courage and the people who run the obama care website have no brains. >> reporter: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning norah. happy halloween. >> good morning to you, charlie. >> it's moving beyond healthcare.gov. some states that set up their

>> my name is matthew seth baker from california. >> jimmy: matthew seth baker. [ applause ] one of those three-name guys. [ light laughter ] yeah, yeah. all right, guys. you know how the game works here. you have to pick a bucket number and then one of our models will dump that bucket on your head. first, let's find out what's in some of today's buckets. higgins? >> steve: well, jimmy, today we have red jell-o, rose petals, cherry syrup, crushed candy hearts, pepto-bismol, ben & jerry's late night snack ice cream or $100. >> jimmy: wow. >> steve: jimmy. >> jimmy: wow. the tension, the tension. all right. contestant number one, you are up first. audience, help him out. what number should he pick? [ audience yelling ] >> i'll go -- i'll go with 4. >> jimmy: you're going to go with 4. all right. i'm talking about tessa! ♪ tessa >> jimmy: tessa, feels like that bucket is light. give him that $100.

. >>> la población latina en california igualará a la blanca a mediados de este año y será el mayor grupo demográfico en el 2013. >>> en los deportes, el spice boy, david beckham es prsentado en su nuevo equipo y en la fórmula 1, sergio pérez recibe la bienvenida en mc laren. >>> también alan tacher se reencuentra con mark tacher. >>> para la historia, además, anita, don omar confirma su participación en premios lo nuestro y anuncia que regresa a estudiar. >>> me parece muy bien. >>> y despierta américa te ayuda

did raising taxes work for california? we know it didn't work for phil mickelson. >> we hope he doesn't move away because we need him in his state of the state speech, governor

impression as we discovered at the kern valley state prison in california. >> i don't remember being shot. i don't even know if i got shot. >> we often talk to the corrections officers about the nonlethal weapons they use, but it is not often that we end up actually seeing what those weapons do, and such was the case with george johns. this was something that happened just the night before. we were lucky to talk to him. >> during our shoot at kern valley, inmate george johns serving eight years for being involved in a high speed chase while on parole, started a fight in the cafeteria and was hit in the head by a wooden block. we met him the following morning. >> tell me the story. tell me what happened. >> well, i had a personal problem and i ran over to handle it, but i didn't make it. i was in the chow hall eating and i got irritated and decided i didn't like this guy and fight

is just number one number two energy market rigging in california and number three live or rigging fannie mae and freddie mac. the government backed agencies are now suing jamie diamond jane. p. morgan because of rigging global interest rates on the three hundred plus trillion dollar market that's just three there's live or there's a g. there's a maid of all jamie dimon and j.p. morgan all had a hand in it there is a violation of middle and capital requirements they break twenty four hours a day seven days a week there's regulatory capture the list goes on and on and i've got a rap sheet longer than tony soprano but again he's white so therefore of today's america that means he's right well eric holder is very black and i think he is allowed to get away with crimes i don't think it's a matter of any sort of race i think what does it when you've got a lecture to to me because it was getting out of his place so that ascent jamie dimon the big white father from wall street you know eric holder get your place because it was going so he doesn't go i don't have many ready for isn't

. >> seguimos con ese beto que nos llama desde san francisco california. >> muy buenos dÍas muy bien gracias. >> me podrÍa decir su fecha de nacimiento por favor. >> mire es agosto 21 del 84. >> entre el 8 y 3 nos da un 11 tiene nÚmero maestro en dÍas y mes quÉ quiere decir es una

and he is here in the united states now here in california?! >> reporter: he was living just down the street. >> oh!! oh, my god, no! >> reporter: legg in a neighborhood where moms walk around with their kids. >> every day, you know, take my kids to school and every day i walk. it's like kind of a little bit

. >>> estados como california, virginia y carolicas subriran estaoseo recortes. >>> las mujeres acusan a los doctores que las esterilistaron

si vives en california o en el sur de aquí, los angeles, la organización bienestar tiene fe... que te están esperando y a lo largo de toda la nación no oyes el día de la concientización decida en el mercado latino. aquí, hispano, que estamos hablando. están estando por hacerse la prueba de elisa. no somos un corte conversan y venimos con una verdad incómodaque hay que tener... esto para hablar lo penetra en

. >>> also from the pac-12, the california golden bears held unlv without a basket for more than 11 minutes in the second half but it almost wasn't enough, the running rebs' surge came up just short and cal wins it 64-61 which takes on syracuse which won by 47 points last night. should we let you toot your horn here or i'll toot it for you. you with 13-3 in your bracket picks. >> oh, yes. >> i was 8-8, but we still have three of the same four teams for the fine, but you nailed it, man. >> thank you very much. i am patting my back right now because -- >> you should be. i'll pat it for you. nicely done. making me feel like i'm not a real man getting smoked by diana in my brackets. >> usually when you -- at the very beginning almost always, you know, there's something like in that happens then you'll, of course, be the one that takes it all.

. >> reporter: well, this tax accountant in california taking a cue from anne hathaway wants to go from long and luxurious to short and sassy. >> i've always liked drastic haircuts so now is the time. >> reporter: here's her before. and take a look at her now. >> you like it? >> i do. it's so short. >> yeah. >> wow! >> you got the pixie cut. >> it's awesome. it's so, so dramatic. it's really edgy and it's fun. i like it. >> reporter: and just a few days

james lee set up his home in southern california on fire on sunday night. . anderson was found dead inside and a child's body was nound the ashes. ethan is missing along with her daughter 16-year-old handa. >> we just don't know at this point. >> license plate 6 wcu986, police say he maybe headed to texas or canada. amber alert is posted on billboards across, anyone with

erica thought she'd said her name was joan and she was from california. >> that's joan right there. and then she's holding my hand right there. and then this is my right leg. >> reporter: monday night after

es poderoso protege que no se pierdan sus cosechas , no es que se les este dando una preferencia en california

the annual kids count ranking california in the bottom 20%, 41st out of 50 states when measured according to 16 key indicators of well-being. the ranging is unchanged from last year, but the report showing california did make progress in education, ranked the same in family and community and declined in health and economic well-being. >>> 5:21. you want to talk about high anxiety. >> ooh, my arms are tired. >> i'm sure they are. >> ooh, that's a long way down. >> that's crazy. the death defying stunt at the grand canyon and now a bay area company helped this tightroper

first up from clearwater, florida - and from california, it's jack. and from georgia, it's megan. hello everybody. welcome to the program. good to have you all here. this is very, very simple. we ask americans their opinions on all sorts of crazy topics. all you have to do is correctly guess the results of those polls and you can win $50,000. let's get into it. here we go, this first question is worth $100. the two possible answers are, take a peek or look away. the question is, what did married men say they would do if their sister-in-law was wearing a low-cut blouse? would they sneak a little peek or would they look away? all right. the answers are in. let's take a trip to clearwater, florida and say hello to monica. how are you? >> i'm doing great. how are you? >> i'm doing great. thank you for asking. what is the madness behind you?

." >> hi, my name is spencer, i'm from san diego, california. >> have you ever had sex on an airplane? >> jimmy: okay, do we think this man has had sex on an airplane? the audience mostly says no. there is one yes. let's see. >> wait, what? no. >> jimmy: next up. >> have you ever had sex on an

." >>> in california. jen far garner and halle berry. >> my poor daughter at her birthday party last week did not want to pose for one picture because she's so traumatized.

. >>> a new report shows california added more than 41,000 jobs last month. the state unemployment rate fell to 9.6% and here's a map to give you a look at the bay area situation. according to the state department, state employment deformity department, marin county had the lowest unemployment rate at 5.4%. solano county had the highest at 9.3%. >>> well, great america and santa clara's open for business again. this is the opening weekend for the 2013 season. and if economic trends continue, you might see more people visiting the park than in years past. americans saw their incomes rise by more than 1% last month, triggering a big gain in consumer spending. still, families we spoke to remain mindful of their money.

. >>> 4 empleados de departamento infantil en california serÁn despedidos por negligencia por el caso de un niÑo hispano. >>> el alcalde de nueva york, michael bloomberg, pierde la batalla contra de be deuda de azÚcar. >>> un programa de televisiÓn de preguntas y repuestos ofrece como gran premio a bebes abandonados asÍ como lo escuchÓ ♪ * este es su noticiero univisiÓn. >>> muy buenas noches, conseguir

a rough day for the boards and girls of northern california. tiger woods at the arnold palmer he is back with no. 1 in the world. this is the shot of the day. the 14th hole. there it goes. and tiger woods. for his third straight bowl be finishing up poorly he is 5 under, overall. andhass.

detailed in this new inspector general report, which zeros in on a 2010 irs conference in anaheim, california, which cost taxpayers a whopping $4 million. nearly 2,700 irs employees stayed at three hotels with no attempt to negotiate lower rates. why? the irs hired outside organizers with no incentive to bargain because they got a 5% commission from the hotels. in fact, two event organizers got paid $66,500 by uncle sam from this one conference. >> they didn't negotiate. they didn't bid it. and this was 2,700 folks. so they could have gotten a considerable reduction. instead what they said is we'll pay full boat but we want some perks. >> reporter: those perks

. >> this dr cared for hundreds of inmates in the california prison system and sees the effects of the shoe first hand. >> there were symptoms which are stunningly frequent on the prisoners. for instance, sleep loss, high anxiety, including panic attacks. distorted thinking - they start to get confused and are frightened by their confusion, and their confusion becomes paranoia. >> californiian inmates are calling for reform by a massive hunger strike. dewbury is a leader. they are demanding time limits

are finding that excess fertilizer runoff from wheat crops is affecting marine life in the gulf of california. so they are turning to technology to decrease fertilizer inputs without decreasing yields. dr. ortiz-monasterio: technology like this can result in a win-win situation where the farmer benefits and at the same time the environment benefits. narrator: by showing farmers how to reduce pesticide and fertilizer use both research teams hope to minimize environmental impacts while still producing enough food for our growing population. a staple throughout the globe, rice is an eential crop,

at this time i'd like to say a few words about the california

[♪ tema musical ] [sirena] narrador: santa fe springs, california. el auto de william mccree ha sido arrastrado a un turbulento canal de desagÜe. william se h refugiado en el techo. >>¡estÁn elentro! ¡en el centro, a la mitad del can! narrador: las bradas de rescate harÁn un intento por salvarlo, pero deben actuar rÁpido. >>¡prÁrense para sostener la cuerda! narrador: su auto estÁ derivando hacia el puente. >>¡vamos a arrojarle una cuer, seÑor! ¡agÁrrese fuerte! narrador: esta es su oportunidad. >>¡agÁrrela! [♪] narrador: los reatistas corren hacia el otro lado. [♪] allÍ estÁ el auto,

>>>la comisiÓn de seguros pÚblicos de california multÓ a la compaÑÍa por retrasos y ofuscaciÓn para revelar que un gasoducto en san carlos no representaba riesgo y a peso dar la sanciÓn de 14 millones de dÓlares por estas demoras la comisiÓn permitirÁ que la empresa restauro rela presiÓn de la tuberÍa de gas aceptando garantÍas por parte de de la compaÑÍa que el gasoducto es seguro. >>> y recomendaciÓnes llamadas urgentes para prot jaer los trabajadores en los rieles del bar en la es la investigaciÓn tras la muerte de dos empleados atropellados por un tren de la agencia. esto incluye medida de seguridad como adoptar protocolo de monto creo trabajadores usen un asistencia de advertencia que hace que los trenes se detengan si un trabajador estÁ en las vÍas. >>> y hace horas el distrito federal unificado dio a conocer un acuerdo millÓn ro en respuesta a una demanda entablo ada por varias familias, en

protecting california's mountain lions. >> i heard this horrible whooshing sound kind of like a plane crash. it was very disturbing, very loud. one of the loudest noises i have ever heard. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the crash happened at 5:20 this morning pacific time in the section near the bronx near the harlem river. the search for answers is underway. abc marcy gonzalez is live near the scene with the latest. marcy. >> reporter: investigators are still out here. it may be difficult to see, but they are working into the night trying to determine what caused this train to go barrelling off the tracks. seven passenger train cars left scattered. the aftermath of a deadly train derailment in new york city. >> amazing pictures from this horrific scene. >> the metro north train was heading from poughkeepsie new