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This is really good Alvin and even better because I never considered myself 'normal' up until now :) Seriously, great job.
Nice bit of tunnel vision. I liked it again.
I was never sure what "normal" was,but now I know.
Super, brilliant and enlightening.
you got that right, i stop trying to walk that tight rope a long time ago. anyways excellent work.
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Universities should fund poor bright teenagers to help them to stay in school and achieve good results, the Government's social mobility tsar has said.
Alan Milburn said there was a "good case" for universities to provide financial support to help them achieve the grades they need to apply for degree courses.
The former Labour minister called for all institutions to give guaranteed interviews and lower A-level offers to disadvantaged sixth-formers, and he said they should sign up to a pledge to take a candidate's background into account when offering places.
Leading university groups reacted angrily to the proposals, with one saying higher education should not be made to foot the bill for scrapped Government funding schemes.
In a Government-commissioned report on widening access to higher education, Mr Milburn condemned the controversial decision to scrap the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) and called on universities to take responsibility for replacing it.
The EMA, a weekly £30 payment for students with household incomes of less than £20,817 a year, was scrapped last year by Education Secretary Michael Gove, who decided it was badly targeted.
Mr Milburn said: "Given the abolition of the EMA and the inadequacies of its replacement, there is a good case for universities helping to provide financial support to promising disadvantaged pupils so they can achieve the necessary exam results to be able to successfully apply to higher education."
The new report said that universities must "redouble their efforts" to ensure that places were open to all of those with talent and potential.
He called on the sector to do more to help students while they were still at school, to help them get the grades they needed to secure a degree place.
Universities should offer guaranteed interviews, and, where appropriate, lower offers to less-advantaged pupils in the schools that they supported, he said.
And there should also be guaranteed interviews to students who successfully completed university preparation courses, like summer schools.
Mr Milburn argued that while universities should be able to set their own admissions rules, the way that these systems often worked, particularly at selective universities, meant that students who could do well could be "inadvertently excluded" from being admitted.
He recommended that all universities agreed to using "contextual data" - background information about the type of school a potential student attended, their parents' education and their family's income.
Research suggests that around 40% of institutions use this data, and more than 60% plan to in the future, Mr Milburn said.
He also suggested that every highly selective university - the top institutions in the country - should agree to sponsor an academy school in a disadvantaged area, and provide foundation degree opportunities for pupils in poorer areas who have potential, but lower grades than the university's admissions entry criteria allows.
"No university can exempt itself from playing a part in expanding the pool of talent from which students are drawn," Mr Milburn said.
"It is simply not good enough if some universities exempt themselves on the basis that their entry criteria are sacrosanct and that responsibility for raising attainment levels, so that less advantaged pupils can be admitted, rests purely with schools rather than universities.
"The blame game - where universities blame schools, schools blame parents and everyone blames the government - has to end."
Mr Milburn also said that the Government should set a five-year goal for every school to make progress on closing the attainment gap between rich and poor pupils, and new Free Schools should only be set up on the condition that they increase the numbers of their students going to leading universities.
Alex Bols, executive director of the 1994 Group, which represents a body of research-intensive universities said that the report was an "important contribution" and that higher education did have an important role to play in aiding social mobility.
But he said that some of the recommendations "give real cause for concern".
"First, while Mr Milburn says that universities are autonomous institutions that should be free to determine their own admissions criteria, he proposes measures that would serve only to erode university autonomy," he said.
"His proposals for the sector to collectively set out 'statistical targets' for the next five years, for a blanket requirement to offer lower entry requirements to those meeting certain social criteria, and for a nationally imposed form of contextual data are alarmingly centralist."
He added: "Mr Milburn also suggests universities step in with financial support to encourage students to stay in school beyond 16.
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Dr Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group, which represents 24 of the UK's top universities said: "Our universities already want to make sure they are not overlooking the brightest and the best and like Alan Milburn we recognise that poorer students are not as well represented as their middle class peers.
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"Of course we are always looking at how money can be better spent and we are happy to consider extending outreach schemes where their impact has been proven - particularly in the light of Alan Milburn's recommendations.
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Forget the models, Lily Allen was apparently the biggest diva at Paris Fashion Week, reportedly refusing to be in the same room as pop rival Katy Perry.
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Summer's adventure season is over, and winter's hasn't begun, but that doesn't mean you should be without your daily dose of internet awesomeness. Good for you it's film festival season, when explorers, climbers, skiers, filmmakers and producers show off their best stuff from the past year.
Red Bull Adventure writer Brendan Leonard rounded up seven top-notch adventure trailers from flicks premiering at film festivals around the world. Slip on your headphones and enjoy.
High and Hallowed 1963
In 1963, an American expedition went to Mt. Everest to take a shot at the summit, which at that time had seen less than 10 successful attempts. When Tom Hornbein and Willi Unsoeld left base camp for what they thought might be a new route on the world's highest peak, there was no turning back.
The Last Great Climb
Leo Houlding, Sean Leary, and Jason Pickles tackle one of the last great lines in mountaineering: the northeast ridge of 2931m Ulvetanna Peak. Antarctica is a tough place to climb, let alone film — but Alastair Lee and his crew deliver.
The Road From Karakol
In 2011, alpinist Kyle Dempster loaded up a mountain bike with climbing gear and headed to the back roads of Kyrgyzstan by himself, looking for adventure. He found it, but not nearly like he'd imagined.
The folks at Powderwhore Productions explore the skiing world without lifts, waivers, or groomed runs, and take us to the fringe of what we think we know about skiing. They say it's "part ski porn, part documentary and a full-on propaganda piece promoting the joys and wonder of exploring on skis and split-board."
Junkies on a Budget calls Satori a "crowd-sourced" ski movie: five different film crews each made a segment of this film, each with different skiers and riders in different locations, from off-piste to the terrain park.
Unlike most of the other fillms on the list, this one's not about an adventure, it's about a man, and, unfortunately, his untimely demise. But despite a shorter time on this earth than he (and many others) would have liked, Shane McConkey may have been the ultimate personification of 'thrill-seeker'. Want more? Check out 10 reasons to see 'McConkey'.
Into the Empty Quarter
In 2012, Alastair Humphreys and Leon McCarron loaded 300kg into a cart and pulled it 1,000 miles across the Arabian Peninsula. Inspired by British explorer Sir Wilfred Thesiger, the two men battled heat, hunger, and thirst, trekking into the "Empty Quarter," and share their journey in this "modern telling of a classic travel story."


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The Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District commission will meet at 5 p.m. Monday at the Port of Morgan City.
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Jayden Cole Tucker was born to Alyssa Turner and Jordan Tucker of Cynthiana on Jan. 8, 2017 at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
He weighed 6 lbs. 8 oz., and is welcomed by his sister, Haley Marie.
Maternal grandparents are Angela Burberry or Paris, Ky. and Richard Turner of Cynthiana; maternal great-grandparents are David and Judy Williams.
Paternal grandparents are Rachel and Charles Tucker of Cynthiana; paternal great-grandparents are Dorothy Neaves, Del Ward, Ann Roberts, Charles and Dorothy Tucker.
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Births announced this week are: Anna Marie Biddle, Dec. 1, 2006, daughter of Julie and Jason Biddle; Faith Elaine Florence, July 17, 2006, daughter of D.J. and Cathy Florence.
If all goes according to plan, Harrison County will be getting a new stadium facility within the next two years. The new structure will be a multi-sport, multi-use endeavor.
A new procedure in ophthalmology surgery (eye surgery) called dropless cataract surgery is being performed at Harrison Memorial Hospital by Dr. David Blandford, HMH Ophthalmologist.
Cataract is a name given to the natural lens of the eye as it becomes cloudy, resulting in blurred vision. The purpose of the lens is to bend (refract) light rays to help you see. The lens should be clear but, with a cataract, things may look blurry, hazy or less colorful.
The marriage of April Denise Stroub, daughter of Carolyn Perkins and the late Robert Perkins, to Bryan Thomas Sifford, son of Mark and Mary Ann Sifford took place Dec. 3, 2016 at Oasis in Paris.
Sammy Harris, senior minister at Leesburg Christian Church officiated. Jordin Tolle, soloist and Shane Mattox as the DJ, provided music.
* Happy New Year to all! The staff of the Cynthiana-Harrison County Museum, the Rohs Theatre on Walnut Street, encourage you to visit - Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
* Cynthiana News, March 15, 1866 -- "The Cynthiana News office will be found hereafter on Pleasant Street, No. 32, between Veach's Livery Stable and Dr. Beale's residence."
Eliana Elizabeth Torres
Eliana Elizabeth Torres was born to Juan and Kelsey Torres of Swansboro, N.C. on Nov. 23, 2016.
She weighed 6 lbs. 10 oz., and is welcomed by her brother, Paulo Alexander.
Maternal grandparents are Donnie and Tracye Young of Cynthiana; maternal great-grandparents are Ervin (Slick) Garrison and the late Nancy Garrison and the late Kenny and Peggy Young.
Paternal grandparents are Guillermo and Trinidad Torres of Sparta, N.C.; paternal great-grandparents are Adolfo and Maria Madrigal and Jesus and Trinidad Torres.
There is something about working in the garden on a sunny winter day: It clears debris from both the perennial bed and the gardener's head.
There is clarity to the winter landscape that is quite different than any other season. On a clear day, the sky is a true blue, you can see all the birds flitting about the leafless trees.
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Births announced this week are: Sindole Nicole Gifford, Dec. 15, daughter of Les and Rebecca Burden Gifford; Alexis Jane Hill, Dec. 8, daughter of Chris and Susan Hill; Hunter Lewis Kiskaden, Dec. 31, son of Amber Soard and Paul Kiskaden.
In May, HMH expanded its neurology services to include two physicians, Dr. Maria Pavez and Dr. Jalil Shojaei at the HMH Specialty Clinic.
Yes, I have a reading season, and each year the season gets a little longer as I reject television and radio listening more and more.
The current state of our news cycle has helped push me back into books and this year I came across four titles that I particularly liked because they deepened my understanding of food and farming.
First Bite: How We Learn to Eat
British food writer and historian, Bee Wilson, might as well have this book referenced in the pre-natal care part of the bookstore.
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Dear Colleagues,
I am interested in knowing if anybody would know of useful bibliographic
references pertaining to the sociological, cultural and/or political
aspects of community gardens? Or, would anyone know about particular
community garden sites where this question has been considered?
The community gardening program that I work with is considering doing some
research along these lines, for the purpose of determining the value that
gardens add to gardener households and their communities. We are
interested in examining the additional benefits that community gardens
provide beyond their immediate economic and ecological benefits. (Though
we recognize there are linkages between the former to the latter --
social/cultural/political and economic/ecological, and in this sense, the
latter benefits are certainly relevant).
Some of the potential inquiry questions we are considering include:
� To what extent is socio-cultural and political-economic knowledge
produced in community gardens? How is it characterized and manifested?
� What and where are the connections between this knowledge in
gardeners and the community at large? Who benefits from this knowledge,
and in what ways? Who might be threatened by this knowledge?
� Who are the actors (e.g., institutions, individuals,
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gardens in urban areas?
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Each week, we round up our favorite posts dealing with all things comfort. Share some finds of your own in the comments below!
- Decoratualma has put together a perfect set of photos that capture the beauty of decorating with white – with pops of brilliant color throughout, of course! White is the go-to neutral for us because it pairs perfectly with any shade.
- Looking for a DIY project for the weekend? Try the super simple No-Sew Burlap Bedskirt from StyleBerry Blog! Bedskirts add so much more to the look and feel of your bed and are also a great way to hide any of that underbed storage. The burlap in this example adds a lived-in and rustic touch the overall look of the bed but we imagine that it can easily be swapped in for a similar fabric of your choice.
- Here's a crowd-pleasing desert to enjoy on a warm summer's day: chocolate chip cookie ice cream bars! It's compact, no-fuss, and totally easy to assemble. head over to Pinch of Yum for the recipe and amazing photographs that will have you drooling.
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War vet gets 6 months for Oxy robbery
An Iraq war veteran who robbed a pharmacy of OxyContin while undergoing drug abuse counseling will stay in jail for three more months.
Terran D. Schatz, 24, was sentenced to six months in jail Friday after pleading guilty to second-degree robbery.
He'll be credited with about 120 days he's served since his arrest June 12, five days after he robbed the Walgreens at 2830 S. Grand Blvd. An additional charge of second-degree assault as dismissed as part of the plea deal approved Friday by Spokane County Superior Court Judge Maryann Moreno.
Schatz joined the Army when he was 18 and spent six months in Iraq. He was in drug counseling at the Spokane Veterans Affairs Medical Center when he walked into the pharmacy and handed an employee a note stating he had a gun and demanding OxyContin. No gun was displayed.
Schatz apologized in court Friday.
"I know I can do right," he said. "I'm just going to try, try real hard."
Moreno suggested Schatz find a different treatment program.
"I'm not sensing that it is the right program for you," she said. "I'm not suggesting that it's not, but I'm not hearing the insight from you that I think I should be hearing at this point."
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a neighborhood rattled by a rise in gang activity see -- sees a man shot right outside his car. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne.
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debra villalon is live where she talked to some worried neighbors, debora. >> reporter: menlo park police are stepping up patrol in the city's bell haven area. that after the man was ambushed at his car. today a candle marks a spot where a 42-year-old man died. the corner identified him as cory cudler. friends call him hollywood. >> hollywood was already deaden o deaden -- hollywood was already dead on the ground. >> he was tapping me, saying goodbye to me. i heard an argument then gunshots like one or two. >> reporter: with cutlet dying on the street his wife ran from the car to the house pounding on the door for help as residents ran inside for help. >> i believe her purse may have been taken from her. >> reporter: a random robbery
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or targeted hit? police aren't sure but the two suspects sprinted away from the scene. november began with a spray of gunfire on the same street. wounding four people. and a week ago around the corner, two homes were riddled with bullets. these incidents gang related police say. >> we don't have gangs here in menlo park. >> reporter: it's a reality many residents are reluctant to face. >> i've been here since 1964 and never locked my door. not ever. >> reporter: now violence is at their doorsteps. and parents have to explain bloodstained streets and candles. >> all these shootings it's very sad.
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>> reporter: now the gang most entrenched in this area goes by the name of talibeth. but police are not saying if the victim is gang related. police released this mug shot of 26-year-old jonathan wilbanks. he was arrested friday after police say -- say he and another man opened fire on an officer. wilbanks and another suspect committed four armed robberies earlier in the evening. one of those robberies happened in a 7/11 parking lot. police are now offering a reward nor information that leads to an arrest and conviction of the second suspect. one year ago today a danville family received the devastating news that its
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marine son had been killed in afghanistan. jade hernandez attended that memorial. >> reporter: today marks one year since his death. earlier a few hours ago the family gathered up their memories and met here for comfort. renis and bill rankus arrived early picking the perfect spot for their floors. >> josh gave up and i know this community will not forget that. >> reporter: this is their grandson's memorial. bill showed us what he wears around his neck. his youth unmistakable. one year ago today josh learned a roadside bomb ended tonight. tonight people gathered in
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amazed and it hasn't waiverred a built. >> reporter: primo's donated 10% of their proceeds for anyone who came in and mentioned josh's foundation. the service at evergreen cemetery recalled america's worse mass suicide. coleader jones abandoned the temple to bring his followers to gayana. he ordered his followers to drink cyanide laced kool-aid. a minister says it's important to remember the youngest victims. >> every single person counts but children matter twice. because they evoke our present joy and they also determine our future. >> reporter: as part of the service, mourners covered up
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the part of the ceremony memorial that reveals jones's name. a coguard spokesman says a fisherman spotted a man's body at 7:30 a.m. near the golden gate bridge and notified authorities. the man was not wearing a life vest. the man has not been identified, the death is under investigation. san francisco firefighters are also investigateing the cause of a house fire in the richmond district. the house fire broke out at a home at about 2:00 p.m. one person was inside the house but managed to get out safely. the house though suffered severe damage. witnesses on the scene say that the flames actual wily spread to two adjacent homes but it's unclear if they were significantly damaged. the accident happened about 2:00 a.m. on fourth street and broadway. the officers say the driver of
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city supervisors will vote on a proposed ordnance to ban feudty. last friday a group of nudists filed a lawsuit against the proposal. scott weaner is pushing for the ban saying there have been too many complaints. the only exceptions will be for permitted street fairs and parades. a sub committee is expected to looking into whether muni should continue to provide a service that provides service to low income children. christien kafton tells us that this year those driving have reason to be thankful. >> reporter: fliers in and out of oakland international airport today said it was
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smooth sailing enjoying the preverbial calm before the storm. the day after thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days of the year. plenty of travelers today said they wanted to beat the rush. >> i am, i am. i've taken the whole week off. >> reporter: experienced fliers says hitting the road early. >> i flew out for christmas a couple of years ago and it was such a nightmare. this is easy i can't believe it. >> reporter: people who are driving this holiday week definitely have something to be thankful for. lower gas prices. according to gas buddy.com, prices a month ago hovered above the $4.50 mark. drivers who plan on driving this holiday weekend say lower prices will make those plans a little easier to pay for. >> well our son lives in the city and we live up in redding, so we're going to make our trip
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down here to visit with him and possibly in christmas time too. >> others say they plan on hosting the holiday get together to avoid high gas prices and the hassles of traveling. >> we'll be able to save a lot of money on gas and traveling yeah. >> reporter: over all aaa california estimates 5.4 million californians will travel one way or another this holiday week. christien kafton, channel 2 news. in san francisco's union square today some shoppers were out ahead of the traditional black friday sales saying they may miss the discounts but they also missed the crowds. >> with the time and everything we saveed the time and that's very important to me and that's what it is. >> reporter: retailers say they are encouraged this year that there are 33 days between thanksgiving and christmas which is three more than last year giving consumers a little extra time to shop. even so the national retail
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federation is expecting a modest increase over last year. two days, two carports up in flames and this latest fire in oakland destroys much more than the family car. thousands of parolees were at large may soon get a pass in a ktvu special report. the change that's about to take place that would release 10,000 parolees from state supervision. >> and st. anthony's is once again offering curb side drop off for turkey donations but this year, the san francisco organization is facing a unique challenge. st susan,
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an east bay family has received a devastating blow just days before the holidays. >> reporter: for the second straight morning, firefighters tame flames in a carport. it destroyed two cars and a motorcycle. >> they were basically licking our house. you can hear the explosion, see the fire. all you could see was the fire. >> reporter: deandre did not have time to think about his home or cars. all he could think about was bringing his wife and children to safety. >> i cannot imagine what i'm
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going through near the holidays, my family. it's teren. -- it's terrible. >> reporter: this car was the family's only transportation. and the stuff that was inside that unit was just as important. >> i don't even know what to do with it. this is their first baby clothes. i put this on them when they were in the hospital to come home and now it's all ruined. >> reporter: also ruined the kids's clothes, their stroller and all their clothes. >> i kind of counted my blessings and thank god it wasn't the apartment, thank god me and my babies got out. >> reporter: at this point, firefighters don't think the fire is connected to the suspicious car fire last night. the cause of today's fire remains under investigation. in oakland, loranne blanco. there are reports of investigation for wrong doing by some nurses.
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according to the monterey harold, investigators are looking into unwarranted overtime pay by one nurse and the diversion of prescription drugs intended for inmates by two other nurses. nurses are also accused of falsifying records to cover up the missing drugs. the department is taking quote, appropriate action. now to our continuing coverage of the fiscal cliff. tonight a major hurdle remains for congressional leaders to reach an agreement and that is woo should pay more taxes -- and that is who should pay more taxes. the tax rates president obama wants does not solve the problem say the opponents. >> we take the president's deal that he has brought to the table. do you know how many days that pays for the federal government? not eight days, not eight months, eight dayless. house minority leader nancy pelosi anticipates an agreement
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by mid-december but she says democrats will not accept the plan that fails to include a tax hike for the wealthy. an environmental justice group claims that cancer causing dust from the chevron refinery in richmond is linger. five samples contained high levels of carcinogens. a public hearing on pollution control improvements at the refinery is set for tomorrow morning in san francisco. the head of a houston based energy company who's oil platform in the gulf of mexico exploded last week today spoke publicly about the two workers killed in that blast. the explosion happened friday at a black elk energy platform. 11 people were injured.
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four seriously. two workers jumped from the burning rig in the water. one of the bodies was located yesterday. >> i'm deeply saddened to say that we have identified one body under the platform. that body has not been recovered yet. we're working in coordination with the u.s. coast guard so that we can respectfully and most efficiently recover the body. >> that ceo today vowed to continue severalling for the second -- continue searching for the second worker's body. larksburg native laporte- oshiro is receiving a
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scholarship to oxford. ktvu's ken pritchett reports this year there's a new twist. referee: - - >> this year the cones have moved from the left to right. but not everything has changed. the turkey counter reu mains. >> everything is smaller, we have no storage -- the turkey counter remains. >> everything is smaller, we have no storage. >> reporter: what's donated curb side now goes into a cold storage truck for delivery. >> the hilton hotel has been very generous to letting us use their freezer and storage. >> reporter: it's an arrangements that worked this year and next year as well.
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the new modern spacious dining hall won't be complete until 2014 with still some fund raising still to do. >> we're about 87% of the way. so we have a $22 million project we have about 2.8 left to go. >> reporter: st. anthony's goal is 1,000 turkeys. as of this afternoon they were about 20% of the way there. ken pritchett, ktvu. the fighting intensifies between israel and islamic militants. the victim planned for this week in an effort to try to stop the violence in gaza. >> extreme weather caught on camera. check this out where an amateur photographer saw this very large waterspout. >> few light showers showing up on live storm tracker 2. the few areas that could pick up showers. an early look at your thanksgiving forecast. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy.
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israel continues to carry out air strikes against gaza tonight. sirens alerted pelestinians in the area and no injuries were reported from this attack. but earlier in the day a missile hit a home killing women and children. it was the fifth and worse day of violence so far between israel and gaza. david lee miller reports that a scramble is on to get peace talks going. >> reporter: there have been over 700 rockets fired into israel. the american finance iron dome stopping several missells sunday, at least two bound for telaviv. all along the border, there are platoons waiting for the order. israel is ready to expand its operation. while on a three day asian
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tour, speaking from bangkok, president obama spoke about the right for people to defend themselves but warned. >> they are much more at risk of being wounded. >> reporter: there are 10,000 rockets still in gaza. on fox news sunday, two senators weighing in from washington. >> i don't think the israelis really want a ground war. if sending ground troops in is the only way of cleaning out these nests of rockets being fired at them. you can't blame them for doing it. >> reporter: u.n. secretary moon is expected to arrive in cairo on sunday. and a delegation of arab ministers is expected to visit gaza on tuesday all in a bid to end the conflict before more lives are lost. along the israel-gaza border,
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david lee miller. anderson cooper was caught off guard while reporting in the middle east. >> two media centers built -- woe. that was a rather large explosion. cooper quickly regained his composure and continued his reporting. in other news of the world tonight, in mexico the search is now on for the person responsible for killing a former mayor of a western mexican town who survived two earlier attempts on her life. the body of maria santos salazar was found last week. she served as mayor of the town in the town of michoacan. an assassination attempt in 2009 left her wounded and killed her husband. in cairo, the new head of egypt's christian church was
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installed during a four hour ceremony. the installation of the coptics pope took about two hours. in australian, two hours take a look an amateur photographer captured these images of a very large waterspout. while the spout did not cause any damage. as you see here severe thunderstorms in the area brought lightning and hail damaging home there is on the shore. president obama is making history during his tour of asian with a controversial visit of myanmar. this is the first time a u.s. president has gone to myanmar. he explained he wants to encourage democracy in what was a regime.
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>> this is an acknowledgment that there's a process under way in that country that even a year and half, two years ago nobody forsought. >> president obama will meet with chi. we want to take you back now to burma this is in yangon myanmar. president obama is expected to enter that building any home. they gather there as he makes his historic visit in that country. in tonight's special report we take a closer look at this controversial plan and hear from some of those who say it's a more cost effective way to fight crime. >> i apologize to them as well, i'm embarrassed for them because they live and die as a
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raider fan. i feel for them. raiders owner mark davis makes a rare apology. why he says she's embarrassed coming up in sports wrap. >> remember you can get ktvu news to go right on your cell phone. just download the ktvu app, click the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live. be connected any time, any where.
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in tonight's special report. thousands of parolees may soon get a pass. in an effort to release prison overcrowding in california prisons the state is looking to drop warrants for some parolees. ktvu's john sasaki obtained a memo for what some are calling a get out of jail free card. some parol offenders are about to have a very bad day.
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these men are members of the aprehe apprehension and they go after some very dangerous people. it's going to get more sparse soon. on this day we rolled along as they took parolees to custody. two sex offenders they could see was violating -- but right now the state is considering discharging 10,000 parolees at
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large from state parol. they will always pursue nonserious sex offenders that will be left on the streets. for now be that will change too. >> for anyone who has committed a crime but others who have committed violent crimes, then the question is what are the issues. often a more efficient way to deal with offenders who have committed lower level offenses. >> it's irresponsible on the state's part to make such a decision that would have impact locally on our violent crime. >> oakland police chief howard jordan is concerned about the change who says his city is already dealing with 250,000 at large warrant offenders. >> the majority of victims have
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been involved in violent crimes. you're allowing them to wipe their slate clean. >> reporter: and lower levels parolees are just the beginning. this internal department of corrections memo shows in the second and third phases the parol of violent criminals will also be removed. >> by just removing the warrant and not holding them accountable sends the message if you're under the state supervision nothing is going to happen to you. >> reporter: nancy o'malley says many das oppose this plan. >> so simply ignore that they have ignored all the rules doesn't make sense. >> reporter: leno says this is about fighting crime in a more cost effective day. >> wouldn't it make sense that if they are a low level offenders of many many years ago that they have a clean record that we get them off our
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list so we can really focus on those who could potentially be a risk to public safety. >> reporter: public safety is indeed what hangs in the balance. in oakland, i'm john sasaki, ktvu news. lafayette police are warning people to be aware of people calling up asking for money for a relative stranded in peru. a caller asks the resident for money for bail and or air fare. they say the money must be wired via western union to lim ark. - - to lima. port of oakland workers are preparing for a 24 hour strike this week. the union sciu local 1021 says its members plan to protest at the port and in front of terminal one at the airport on tuesday. the port is demanding pay cuts despite having a surplus and that it's lying about port
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finances to the workers and the public. the workers have been without a contract now for more than a year. a meeting this week in san rafael will determine the future of a minor league baseball team the pacifics. >> and get out those boards, snow boarding is open for the weekend. >> and showers may be coming our way. mark tamayo has our weather and when we could see some showers.
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sierra ski resorts are off to an early start this season and looking forward to a white thanksgiving. skiers and snow boarders were checking out the slopes this
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weekend. that could help resorts kick into full operations. sugar bowl is closing for the next few days but reopening on thanksgiving. here's a map showing the tahoe ski resorts that are open and getting ready to open. boreal, north star, squaw valley, heavenly and kickwood are all open. as we mentioned sugar bowl is reopened on thursday for thanksgiving. sierra tahoe will also be open on thanksgiving. boy really looking forward to getting up there and skiing or snow boarding whatever you like to do. let's check in with mark tamayo to type out just -- to find out just how much snow fell in those areas somewhere -z the weather -- in those areas. >> the weather changing in those areas. look at tahoe city 9-inches and
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out toward donor -- donner with the snow report at 6:00 this morning. you can see the satellite loop over the past few hours you will notice quite a bit of cloud cover moving into the region. a little bit of shower activity. a lot of this not reaching the ground, but santa rosa reporting some light rain. we could have some mist and drizzle. even a few sprinkles in parts of the north bay. especially with that darking shade of green out in the san rafael area heading out into the bay. in the short term the possibility of a few sprinkles or few light showers. rainfall totals over the past three days very impressive. look at santa rosa and san rafael with 2-inches. overnight lows will be in the 40s. lots of cloud cover to start out the day and temperatures as you can see, napa 42, liver mother starting out the day at 41 degrees. here's the over all weather set up. we have an area of low pressure to our north and west. a lot of moisture moving into
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the northern portions of the state. primarily to the north of the bay area. so for tomorrow, some high clouds, the chance of a few sprinkles. primarily focused up in the north bay. and this front begins to slide to the front a bit. the chance of a shower but the rain does pick up late tuesday evening and lasting right into wednesday morning. wednesday is a very busy travel day. we are going to be on the look out for that. we take you to wednesday, the chance of rain and snow, so keep that in mind on wednesday. scattered clouds on thursday for thanksgiving and friday just partly cloudy conditions. here's our forecast model showing us a chance of a few sprinkles early on tonight. the chance of a few sprinkles up in the north bay. we'll go ahead and expand the view and we'll take this into tuesday. you notice we do bring a chance of a few showers. mainly north of the bay. here we go early wednesday
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morning and the chance of still a few lingering showers wednesday. the clouds begin to break up during the afternoon. forecast highs mainly in the upper 50s to the low to mid- 60s. san jose 65, san mateo 63. monday night football at candle stick lots of cloud cover there and temperatures in the upper 50s for kick off. the five day forecast with your weekend always in view. there's a look of a shower tuesday. busy travel day wednesday. then just a sun-cloud mix. does look dry for thursday. a good news for thanksgiving. >> thank you, mark. >> thank, mark. tomorrow night the san rafael city council will consider a new agreement with the city's new independent minor league baseball team. the san rafael pacifics played 42 games at albert park during the first season and raised money.
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noise levels as well as jaywalking along anderson drive will be looked at. it will also last three years instead of just one year. coming up you have to hear what raiders owner mark davis had to say about today's loss against the state and what he had to say to the fans. sports wrap is next.
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Last week: 5-2. Overall: 33-10
Arkansas @ Texas A&M
A&M is much improved but still have a long way to go to make it to the next level. For Arkansas, having a week off to lick their wounds following a loss to Alabama is a good thing, as they can start the comeback tour against a team who looks very much like they do–tons of offense, not so much on the defense. The thing is, Arkansas actually does have a defense, a better one than last year anyway, and that along with Ryan Mallett are plenty of reason for the Hogs to win and win big Saturday.
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Mississippi State @ Houston
Last year, Houston, led my QB Case Keenum, beat MSU 31-24. This year two things are changed: MSU can play defense now and Keenum is out for the year with a torn knee ligament. Houston's 3-1, but not against real quality competition. It'll probably be close because that's where the Bulldogs are right now, but in the end they'll get the win as Chris Relf continues to mature as a player and leader.
Mississippi State 24, Houston 21
Eastern Michigan @ Vanderbilt
Eastern Michigan is terrible. They haven't won a game since 2008. Vanderbilt is generally outmatched in games, yet they still play with every opponent and will blow this cupcake out of Nashville.
Eastern Michigan 13, Vanderbilt 33
Auburn @ Kentucky
Auburn 34, Kentucky 14
LSU @ Florida
How does Les Miles still have a job after that mess Saturday? I can't explain that at all. It's like trying to explain the film Southland Tales in three sentences or less. And much like that film, the pieces are in place for Miles to succeed at LSU, yet he and those pieces seem bent on going about it in the strangest of ways. Florida was exposed by Alabama last week, confirming early suspicions that the offense was not going to cut it this year after early stumbles. (We all now know Kentucky can't tackle so that game is an apparition.) Both teams sport tough defenses, so points will be at a premium, especially since both offenses go in reverse as much as they go forward. In the end, I'll give an edge to the Gators as the home team.
LSU 17, Florida 20
Tennessee @ Georgia
Georgia is a mess and coming off four straight losses. Tennessee is young and coming off an emotional loss to LSU. This won't be a pretty game but Mark Richt will want to right the ship–I still don't think the powers in place there will make a move–and this is a game to do it. UT can only do so much on offense, and their defense will wear out late in the game. It'll be a close one but Georgia still has more talent.
Tennessee 13, Georgia 20
Alabama @ South Carolina
South Carolina needed a week off to reload after losing on the road at Auburn. Alabama's allegedly suspect defense looks very strong at this point with how they attack opposing backfields And that'll be the recipe this week as the Crimson Tide will try and convince Steve Spurrier to swap QBs. On offense, the defending national champion and #1 ranked Alabama team will do what they've done all season: run the ball, set up play action, and take chances when necessary. It might be interesting early, but Alabama is head and shoulders above teams like South Carolina, which will be very evident by the end of this one on Saturday.
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