significant. it may be but probably more to find out before i deem it as something significant yet. ari, if it is health, that s one thing. if it s not, could this also be the growing pains of a campaign? campaigns start off one way, often evolve into something else. yeah. this often does happen in campaigns. anderson, as james knows, campaigns are the most gruelling thing you can do. it s a labor of love and intensity. it s ridiculous hours, low pay, grinding work but ends in joy hopefully if you win. i m 50 and i m too old to do a campaign. it s a young person s business on the presidential level. i don t know the facts with ed. he s 68 years old. you have to keep an eye out for these things, especially michele bachmann has a history of not being able to keep a staff at her congressional office. let s see how this plays out. john king joins us as well. what do you make of this? as james and ari know as veterans of campaigns there are shakeups. this comes at a time w
fed up with the climbing murder ty. how . if we are the people who were the product of this environment it s going to take us to change it. how neighbors are banding together to put a stop to the killing in their neighborhood. water logged and weary. the gulf coast still telling with lee which was downgraded tonight. the damage and the danger that remains. it was a horrible day. a bay area mother remembers how she told her son to fight for his life on a ill fated flight on 9/11. what she says now about the lesson learned. the number of homicides in oakland, hit 80 this weekend. terrence smith was shot and killed. tonight two vigils in oakland in memory of murder victims, how the families want to stop the killings. reporter: mourners marched from the church at 100th to the check cashing store where a man was shot and killed a week ago. he had stopped to cash a check. his son was waiting saw his father killed. it s a nightmare. she can t believe it. reporter:
luck. the millennium security ordered him to get down. he left an intent to go the entire set of floors. the fire department on his ascent shouted him floor to floor m case there was an emergency. we wanted to know if he was safe and wanted to know if he had set plans. declining all efforts. this is in his hands, unfortunately. we just shad yesterday him the way up oo. yes. people were giving him water along the way. and offering water. he got to the top and was arrested. with misdemeanors. he is going to be charged and then, of course going to be released. information we have indicates at one point, he lives in san rafael. very a feeling he may try to do this again. abc 7 news. and to politics now. the governor s race is heating up. the democrat jerry brown releases a television ad on the day meg whitman picks up a major endorsement. hi, dan. meg whitman picked up the and jerry brown started his day in a labor breakfast in los angeles finishing in a labor picnic hire i
by a long shot. is that bill moving forward? live to the white house. martha: dangers behind the wheel, texting, talking on the phone, you name it, it could lead to bad consequences on the road. we ll talk about the new campaign to try to get to you stop driving while you re intract dollars. distracted. jon senate majority leader heirie reid s colleagues are rushing to forgive him about his comments about president obama. what about voters in nevada? even as his position as majority leader, his position looks shaky in his home state. anita vogel, what s the reaction on the ground there? reporter: first of all, polls here showing him trailing at least three of his gop opponents, and that s not good news for harry reid, we, however, have spoken to people on the ground, and you know, you have to remember, harry reid is a 4-term senator here, he s well-known amongst the people. most people we talk to say despite the news of the day, he has a good that made bad comments. he ap