although the crime in chinatown is mostly petty theft, oakland's overall crime problem has created a sense of fear that kepts customers way. so kiang says it is his way to thank the community for supporting the bank for 30 years >> in hopes of making shoppers feel safer on the streets of oakland's chinatown. a local businessman is bringing in private security.

although the crime in chinatown is mostly petty theft, oakland's overall crime problem has created a sense of fear that kepts customers way. so kiang says it is his way to thank the community for supporting the bank for 30 years >> in hopes of making shoppers feel safer on the streets of oakland's chinatown. a local businessman is bringing in private security. >> police are hoping to might be connected to a shooting at a campbell nightclub over the weekend. this surveillance video from "the spot" night club shows someone walking behind the man in a cowboy hat. then you see another man

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it just seem like this is petty politics and there is an ethos, yeah, let the shutdown happen. it is working. >> i guarantee that stephanie and i are in more closed door meetings than you are. >> true story. >> and there is no giddiness about the shutdown. >> your example is ten time over on the republican side. and they're on record. michele bachmann saying we've never been happier. ted cruz saying we got what we want. >> yes, they want the government shut down. you know we won't delay obamacare. here we are. >> what hurts the economy, back to your point. what hurts the economy is the shutdown and the default. it is obama bad-mouthing the economy, scaring the markets. always pitting people against each other. that hurts the economy. and his policies are killing the economy. overtaxing, overspending. believe in manager. believe in its founding principles and let's restore growth. believe in the people and what they can do. >> that's a the loe. a big grab bag of things. i just -- the president doesn't demonize well. he thinks that, he thinks that business is good, that growth is

darlene acevedo is serving time for petty theft. but as a drug user, she was sent to the adseg for feeding her addiction on the inside which led to an attack on another inmate. she's been in adseg for 21 months. >> this is the first time that i've been sober in my whole life since i started using drugs. since i was 18. so that's why i meant by reality check, this has made me the real person that i really am. >> darlene's facilities are basic with a few luxuries like lotion, spices and a television. she spends her time reading with only pictures of her family to keep her company. >> when i look at my pictures i know that i have a purpose. >> today, darlene will go before a committee to determine if she is fit to leave adseg. >> she was originally placed in asu on 12-12-04. regarding the assessment of the shu term, icc found no factors in aggravation. it is further recommended that we release her to facility d. >> the meeting brings good news for darlene. she will return to the general population. >> everything's going to be fine. i'm

[applause] you can try your petty tyrannies, but you're never oing to succeed. every single day since that fateful morning, we have had members of congress at the honor flight, including this last saturday. steve king told me that there are going to be 10 honor flights coming that day and did we want to go and take a patriotic tour and make sure that we would be there for every honor flight. so we went down. i had a big contingent from my home state of minnesota, and we were there to make sure that those memorials were open. but then after we had done our duty, it was actually 90 degrees on saturday, and by the way, in an additional act of pettiness, the obama administration also when it's 90 degrees, decided to turn off the water fountain on the national mall on saturday. but they went one worse. they shut down the public bathrooms that were needed to be required for those who are there, the world war ii veterans. and so steve and i said let's keep going, we're not done. so we opened up the world war ii memorial, and then we went on to the vietnam memorial. the

my first commitment was petty theft with a prior. this is my fourth violation. >> i never said i wasn't going to come back because i'm a criminal. that's what i do. >> after the initial photographs, fingerprints and paperwork, the prison's medical staff examines each new inmate to assess her needs. >> that's the only thing you're under treatment for right now. >> the new inmates must spend their first several weeks in an area separate from the general population before being integrated into a permanent housing unit. >> while segregated, the new inmates are psychologically tested to determine in which housing area they will be placed for their remaining sentence. >> some of the women inmates we see here who are psychotic, have lost touch with reality, may have very bizarre and unusual behaviors, hear voices and those types of things. and we would need to treat them usually with medication and some supportive therapy. we also see people who have major depressive disorders, very sad, maybe suicidal. and these women may need medication t

and maybe the bigger question, is this getting so incredibly petty? >> i think it is petty.i do not have a gym membership. so -- but i have not had a conversation with the speaker. i think he spoke loud and clear this morning that it is time for adults to come together, to have a conversation, to make sure that this government is open in providing the services that the american people deserve and expect. so i think that for people to raise issues over the gym and -- i think is somewhat petty. but i think the speaker spoke loud and clear. and i'm standing with him. and i think just as my friend joe mentioned that he claimed that the democrats are unified, i will tell you, the 35 months that i've been here i've never seen the republican conference as unified on the principle that all of us were created equally. >> really? i'm receipting different newspapers than you are. >> i bet you and i would agree on that. >> you're adorable. i happen to read them all. but thanks for the accusation. let me lay a few out at you and challenge you right back. >>> number one, paul ryan wrote,

petty officer first class united states coast guard reserve. she has been elevated to chief. if you encounter for anna veronicacall her -- kelly, call her chief and she will know you have been talking to me. tavis: you talk about any number of race incidents. in fact, it casts a light over you that did not shine so brightly about the way you handled some of these race incidents. the crown heights is a serious situation by far. motorcade, where the the driver lost control and struck two little black children. word went around the community very rapidly. take away the whites injured and left the black children to die. it was not true. that, a result of divinity student was attacked and stabbed by a gang of blacks. him in the hospital and were told he was going to be all right. the physicians had overlooked a second wound. spread around the community, they were in quite a combat. permitting blacks to attack jews. that is not true and not what happened. i took too long before i said to the police, whatever you are doing, it isn't working. let's get this under control. best in the

charles: we appreciate the work you are doing, we look forward to hearing from you, it felt petty, anddictive. i'm sure it was. you have a long night ahead, thank you for you're time. >> thank you. charles: rates are going up, hardly anyone is signing ub, health care mess giving white house a ton of stress. charles: overseas market, australia and japan are open, and up. mamonster session here in ameri. the small caps way above all-time high, to radio host, gina lou laden, central to the - was obamacare. this is a big time problem. to a large degree obama administration got lucky in a sense that exchanges have opened, walk us through what happened. >> well, so far, people have gone to the web site, but half of 1% have ever signed up 1 they got there. this is a huge fail. if you think about they spend almost a billion dollars, i think, including remember having schoolchildren market obamacare to their parents, they can't market there to the american people. so that people want to take advantage of it, you have to ask yourself. do they really -- are people taking this seriously at all? an

charles: we appreciate the work you are doing, we look forward to hearing from you, it felt petty, andindictive. i'm sure it was. you have a long night ahead, thank you for you're time. >> thank you. charles: rates are going up, hardly anyone is signing ub, health care mess giving white house a ton of stress. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrft. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. customer erin swenson ordebut they didn't fit.line customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy cu

and itfies common sense appears to these 92-year-olds to be vindictive, petty and small. >> why does the sunrise? why does the sunset? it is definitely enraging. people understand this. >> it has touched a nerve. your dad understands this. i will leave it for you people the same or. that's to say more. their justification is, gosh darn it, we need to padlock these things to secure the property -- from who? >> what on earth is causing this inability to break the wires on those barricades? when the lawyers say at the stroke of the pen that 400,000 people could come back to work. >> this administration has taken a very broad reading of what it can and cannot do and this is a toy odd case for them finally say they don't have the authority. if anyone else wants to comment. >> i know what you are talking about. i have seen it. to see that sort of behavior against citizens who are just touring open-air memorial is is mean-spirited and that is what means bearded behavior by the government towards its people is unacceptable and when you realize it was a decision that was made, no law tells th

. >> petty crime and not so petty crime apparently goes on at the workplace all the time.ur friend paula faris has the proof. >> reporter: judith oaks, a former school administrator, accused of stealing money from her workplace. stuffing lunch money in her bra. $1.8 million over 14 years. sometimes it is not cold hard cash but cold cuts. this guy doesn't think twice about stealing this co-worker's lunch, raiding the company fridge. and surveillance video shows an employee takes a few 20s for herself when counting the cash register. >> it's easy to cheat. >> reporter: bruce doris of the association of certified fraud examiners travels the country showing employers how to crack down on crimes that could potentially cost companies upwards of $3.5 trillion worldwide. >> stealing money, software, office supplies, inventory. >> or in this case a flat screen tv. watch again. this fellow waits until no one is looking to make his move. get this -- a recent survey by a security firm shows 95% of employees steal from their employer in some capacity, office supplies, information and i

it all seems just so petty. i do think this will come back actually to hurt the president.t's why you saw a slight change in tone today and maybe more to come. >> let me throw this out there, not only pelosi spoke other democrats, a lot of other congress people were on the hill speaking, for me was a good thing, a good sign. >> i do think it's a good thing, bipartisan. i think it's ridiculous the closed the mall to any. the mall is an open air place, memorials open air, people can go there in the middle of the night or day and since the white house is playing politics for this and the white house denied a request for the honor flight to go to the world war ii memorial yousuallyou usually op important to point out that the people that fought for the freedom the white house stood by and watched and that was asinine. >> political pain inflicted. >> i think it's unnecessary pain. i'm not sure it's big enough yet to change the course of events and put the republicans on the offense. republicans are on the defense, i expect they will stay there. >> that's dana's points. dana enco

i don't mean to be petty but an example of how things are carried out. event by event where they are able to argue different positions. to some degree we need that to keep the conversation going with the american people. it doesn't suggest there's real progress going on behind all of these events. andrea. >> not progress at all. thank you very much. another depressing report kelly and chris cillizza. we'll try to come up with better news. >>> up next, israel's benjamin netanyahu on a charm offensive and why he isn't buying it. ais "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. >>> israel's prime minister netanyahu has strong warnings about iran's diplomatic overtures. i sat down with him yesterday and h

>> i'm stunned by the poor strategy, the pettiness. idea that you want to do this to veterans from world war ii who fought the cliffs at normandy and unbelievably he ro rick things or to african-americans and other americans who want to visit the new martin luther king memorial which is a new spectacular memorial out in the open which is a source of great inspiration to many. what in the world are you dragging the american people into the poor performance by our leaders? that's the thing. unnecessarily so. it's unbelievable. what's the point? >> well, that's absolutely what we are saying. just use some common sense. nobody is happy about this. they sent us here to get the job done. i was pleased that the president finally brought people together. now we have to get them talking. we have held a conference. we compromised. we showed up for work sunday morning. the senate didn't even come to work on sunday. they didn't show up until monday. manual not showing up for work until 2:00 on monday. >> let me back it up. i was scandalized in aug

. >> i'm not petty. just jealous from. all of us here... >> thanks for joining us. have a good night. tonight, on the move, the giant tropical storm bearing down on the gulf coast. evacuations underway, state of emergency declared tonight, plus the early winter out west. and a tornado outbreak tonight. we have it all. chaos at the capitol what we learned about the driver, the mother with her baby in the back seat. what led her to this? >>> the abc news investigation, the chopper in the air, trailing the police officers who were speeding. there was no emergency. why do they get to speed? >>> and out of this world, a movie everyone is talking about tonight, what happens when disaster strikes in space? tonight the real life hero, who helped inspire the movie, on what it's like a step away from disaster.

when you look at all the petty -- the slight, from the petty to the substantial that president obama has had to face since walking into the oval office in january of 2009, it's astounding. here is a man who walks into the office -- i left this out of the things that i put in of the slights, but the night he was inaugurat inaugurated, republican leadership types were meeting and hatching a plan that they would oppose president obama on everything, no matter what he wanted because they didn't want to give him a victory. they wanted to ensure they take back both houses of congress in 2010 and the white house in 2012. it didn't work out that way, but it set in motion a chain of really ugly events from the you lie moment at the joint session speech in 2009 to a whole host of things that i clearly don't have enough time to enumrate. >> it reminded me of the newt gingrich moment where he complained about air force one seating assignment and people saw him as a cry baby who was being disrespected and decided to shut the government down over it. >> part of what happens there and jonathan, you

he's just being petty and mean and trying to punish the american people for his spending too much money. >> that's a bizarre analysis, grover. the republican party -- >> sorry it's true. >> holds the government hostage, shuts it down and you're saying the president is being petty and mean by how he responds. >> all the president has to do is sign the legislation -- >> republicans have been unwilling -- unwilling to compromise, unwilling to meet. 18 times they had the opportunity the last year and a half to talk about budgets. now suddenly 24 hours ago they want to talk budgets. the democratic party has been open to talking about health care for the last three years. the republicans have done nothing but attempt to repeal it wholesale. they want to make these dramatic demonstrations in congress. >> time-out with a short break. i'm liking the way this has going. bill, you haven't exploded for at least three minutes so lock yourself up and we'll be back after the break. female announcer: the savings really stack up during sleep train's during sleep train's inventory clearance sale. save 10

. >> stop being so petty. i mean, one side versus the other, who loses in that? the american people. >> this afternoon in the senate, where the top democrat and republicans had hardly been on speaking terms, a last-minute scramble to re-open the government and stave off default until the end of january. talks broke down saturday over the democrats' demand to eliminate spending cuts from the sequester as part of any deal. republican leaders in the senate have given up demands to defund or delay obamacare, but demands that led to this crisis. >> i'm confident the runs will allow the government to open and extend the ability of this country to pay its bills. >> some national parks like the grand canyon and statue of liberty did re-open this weekend with the states picking up the tab. >> didn't think we would be able to go, so this is beyond anything that we had expected. >> abc news, washington. >> happening now. more than 200 cyclistses including injured veterans are on their way to los angeles. they started from the bay area this morning. this is video provided to

this is petty, and i'm going to say up-front it's petty, but i think it's human. look at this from the baltimore sun. "gingrich links stalemate to perceived clinton snub," as he has done repeatedly since returning home from the rabin funeral, mr. gingrich railed against mr. clinton's treatment of him. at a breakfast, he said he was insulted and appalled that mr. clinton had refused to invite republican leaders to the front of the plane. mr. gingrich said, where is their sense of manners, where is their sense of courtesy? and thus was born one of the most famous newspaper front pages of all time. this was the cover of the "new york daily news," three days into the 1995 government shutdown. "cry baby -- newt's tantrum, he closed down the government because clinton made him sit at back of plane." and this is not something the press made up, right? this was the republican's own explanation of why they had to do what they had to do. newt gingrich says he sent the shutdown bill to president clinton specifically because of the bad manners, because his ego was bruised, wa

creeps in this petty pace from day to day to the last syllable of recorded time. and all our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death. out, out, brief candle. life's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more. it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing. thou comest to use thy tongue thy story quickly. as i did stand my watch upon the hill, i looked toward birnam and anon, methought, the wood began to move. liar and slave. within this three mile may you see it coming, i say a moving grove. if thou speaks false upon the next tree shalt thou hang alive. i pull in resolution and begin to doubt the equivocation of the fiend that lies like truth. fear not, till the birnam wood do come to dunsinane and now, a wood comes towards dunsinane. arm, arm, and out. ring the alarum-bell. blow, wind, come, wrack. at least we'll die with harness on our back. now near enough. your leafy screens throw down and show like those you are. they have tied me to a stake i cannot fly bu

palmer has been arrested eight times for petty theft. he is now in the baltimore city jail with a $1500 bail. >> many of palmer's cases involve theft under $100 which carries a light penalty and in some cases, little to no jail time. >>> police chasing a suspected drunk driver. wait until you see how it ends. >> ma'am, are you okay? >>> bus driver turns lifesaver. how he kept a woman from jumping off a bridge. >>> a very mild halloween this year. i'll have the complete forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is partly cloudy, 53 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete forecast is coming up. >>> dramatic video as police pursuit in milwaukee ends with one wrong turn. police say the suspect was a drunk driver. watch as he attempts to change lanes but instead hits a barrier and goes flying back into the officer's car. police say the driver has previously been convicted twice for drunk driving. >>> the widow of the nevada middle schoolteacher who lost his life in a school shooting is speaking about the tragedy for the f

he's just being petty and mean and trying to punish the american people for his spending too much moneys a bizarre analysis, grover. the republican party -- >> sorry it's true. >> holds the government hostage, shuts it down and you're saying the president is being petty and mean by how he responds. >> all the president has to do is sign the legislation -- >> republicans have been unwilling -- unwilling to compromise, unwilling to meet. 18 times they had the opportunity the last year and a half to talk about budgets. now suddenly 24 hours ago they want to talk budgets. the democratic party has been open to talking about health care for the last three years. the republicans have done nothing but attempt to repeal it wholesale. they want to make these dramatic demonstrations in congress. >> time-out with a short break. i'm liking the way this has going. bill, you haven't exploded for at least three minutes so lock yourself up and we'll be back after the break. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together.

people are commenting on our facebook page petty says illinois state losses only female officers cane strip search on female spirit those cops did not know that they should be fired for stupidity. >> i think is violating and does not the crime. dui offenders should face the harsh punishments but not this. >> do not drive dropped three times the legal limit and then they would have she could have killed someone. which she did not. we always want your controversy all stories. long gone to kron 4 fan page and join the conversation. >> pam: still ahead-- no dogs allowed. catches some people breaking the rules. we'll show you where. in the next edition of people behaving badly. plus: a road rage incident caught on video. showing a family attacked by a group of bikers. now, one of the men who witnessed it says, it's not what it looks like. an important programming note. kron 4 will be airing the raiders - chargers game this sunday night at eight - 30. >> pam: we'll have all the pre-game excitement, along with our kron 4 news starting at 8 p-m. immediately following the game, we'll have a n

us who are opposed to the federal government running healthcare in this country do so not out of pettinessr meanness or lack of concern for our fellow citizens, but because we want to diminish the role of the federal government in our lives. >> our mike viqueira is live at the white house now. mike, good morning, is there any more progress to report in >> the arguments are extremely familiar as you just heard, stephanie. it appears at this point the sides are hardening if anything. the republicans in the house right be considering throwing in the towel, at least house leadership, it appears now we are melding into the next deadline, and that is that congress has to vote allow more borough. the white house announcing that they have invited the constructional leaders here to talk. you might say this is kind of odd, after two days of the government shutdown the president finally having a face-to-face meeting. the last time he spoke with these leaders was monday night, and he spoke with them on the phone. republicans are spinning this as the white house wanting to negotiate. the white house ha

in 25 years at sea, chief petty officer ctd riff has never seen anything like it. >> i say how can they leave the country without knowing where they're going. what are they going to expect at sea? >> reporter: the overloded vessels have no safety equipment or navigational aids and only a satellite phone to call for help. being rescued by the italian agency isn't the end of the migrants' problems, however. once ashore they're dropped into the murky wateres of bureaucracy. this camp is the first port of safety for those who reach lampedusa island. kids already traumatized by what they have seen and experienced have no safe place to play in a camp that has three times as many inmates than beds. for two years, the charity save the children tried to get permission to take small children out for a few hours >> we need a lot of authorization, a lot of bureaucratic things to do, but now, since last sunday, we are able to do it. >> reporter: two weeks ago, bureaucracy came up against an even greater force, as close as you can get to divine intervention-- pope francis. >> we knew that pope person

they're nervous how this is playing out, obama's pettiness, the way he's shutting down things he wants down and lying about obama care. >> he's losing a lot of independents. >> let's not talk about who's losing independents. 70% of independents disapprove of the republican strategy. >> nobody challenges this, that everybody says we just want everybody to get along. i heard someone on the panel say that last night. we want the two parties to get along. we want them skipping along holding hands, kumbaya. i do not want the parties to get along. this is an adversarial system. >> it wasn't me. >> it wasn't you, either. >> i wasn't what's best for the nation. if the only way to get it in this case is to use these strategies the republicans are using then i endorse them. >> so you're with ted cruz who said i don't think washington is for compromise. >> my main man. >> that's what he said on fox news today. >> compromise is not end game, nor is having cocktails with across party aisle. the end game is bringing america back to its founding principles, getting it to live within its means, gettin

us who are opposed to the federal government running healthcare in this country do so not out of pettiness, not out of meanness, not out of lack of concern for our fellow citizens. but because we want to diminish the role of the federal government in our lives. >> mike viqueira is at the white house, and mike, the president is summoning the leadership to the white house this evening. is this a positive sign? >> reporter: well, it could be. they've been talking past each other. they haven't been talking to each other at all. at least now they'll be in the same room, stephanie. that's a breakthrough in the context of everything that has been happening before. what has happened before and continues to happen in the second day heading into the third day of the government shutdown is people are making the same rhetorical points over and over again. there is no negotiation whatsoever. each side waiting for the other to blink. each side waiting for the house and senate floors as messaging devices to put the other side in a box try to make them look back. try to gain some political advantage. all

he dealt with petty corruption. you don't pay police bribes in georgia.ther first - the international community generally commended the georgeans for holding a relatively free and open electoral process. this race today is expected to be a fair one. >> i sort of buzzed through the main candidates. tell us about them in a bit more detail. >> well, david is expected to pick -- david bakradze is spected to pick up votes. there's nino burjanadze - she's a veteran politician. she has been around a while. generally she is considered to have the support of moscow, always influential in this part of the world. the front runner, as you mentioned is georgi margvelashvili. he is a political unknown. he only became education minister in february. he's doing well. partly because the georgeans, i think, want to give the governing coalition a chance. he has the support, the backing of the most power of the force in georgan politics. the prime minister mikheil saakashvili. controversially the prime minister has said he is going step down. powers will be transferred after

he dealt with petty corruption but he became extremely unpopular and his government lost in parliamentaryast year. he is a bit of a lame duck president now. and secondly the international community have de commended geoa for bucking the trend in post abovsovereign states by holdinga free and democratic elect.ion. there is a man named david he is expected to pick up some of the votes. a veteran politician she is expected to do reasonably well. the front runner is the coalition candidate. and he is a political know unknn but he is po popular because hes the backing of this government and it's leader, the prime minister arguably the most dominant force in georgian politics today. the powers of the presidency are going to be diminished after this vote. constitution changeses come into effect and they will be transferred largely to the executive led by the prime minister. but he shocked everyone by saying he is stepping down after this race. that leaves georgia in a period of political unfortunate certainty. certainty -- uncertainty. no one knows who he will appoint to be the prime minister. h

this looks very petty on the part of the democrats.me of sequestration when there would not be in easter egg hunt. when we had to close the white house to work. it is starting to look really petty on the part of democrats. these world war ii veterans, the white house was notified that they were on their way. these guys came from mississippi on for buses. someone contacted the white house and said can we make a special exemption for these guys. they said, no. they still said they were going to see the world war ii memorial. stop us if you think you can. stuart: rob schneider is bailing out on california democrats. >> we need to have a new voice, we need to have a new direction. the last time i made a movie in california was seven years ago. that is because we are not being competitive. stuart: am i hearing things? am i seeing things? a hollywood guy? these democrats are killing me? what? charles: in your 20s, if you don't vote democrat, you don't have a heart. if you are 40 and above and you don't vote republican, you don't have a brain

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