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. >> we reached out of the -- they were able to amicably resolve their issues and go on with the day. the resort said they are very relieved both parties were not seriously injured. >> a regular traffic violation led to this high-spee case in con way carolina. you can see the rendezvous runs through a roadblock, passes car in the other thing watch here and see the car kind of takes an exit here to the right? it almost wrecks. those, those are shots. you see the driver out of the vehicle firing bark as. >> give it sm .harp. >> the. >> you hear more shots. the driver and passenger both got out of the vehicles and started fleeing. the officers in per suess, dlufrs the driver was taken into custody at the scene. the passier flood into the wids. shannon marie kaiser was the passenger in this thing. both have quite the rap sheet. cochran, the shooter, facing a lot of other safeties, for any of the. in this just happened in. >> you have got to be completely tuned out to life to not see a speeding train coming towards you. up ahead you see a very large truck moving down the road. but right in

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>> he was a very amicable guy. a tremendous personality. i have been in politics and was in politics of long time. it is a world of massive egos of people who are always looking around to see if they are being slighted and so forth. he was not that way. he was a strong man of conviction. i think he was wrong on many things, like the defense buildup, and i have said it, and his stubbornness with the taxes. it was wrong. but he had a tremendous personality, no ego that got in the way, and therefore a great politician. if he had been a little more flexible on some of his good principles that were carried too far, like the defense buildup, which we really did not need, he would have been far more successful. now, i think the success that has been achieved to reaganomics is totally unwarranted. we had the greatest keynesian deficit binge between 1981 and the end of the first bush administration. those 12 years, all the reagan program, and so we did have an economy that rebounded because volcker dealt with inflation, and the deficits were enormou

they have had a pretty amicable relationship with both republicans and democrats up to this point. it will set off what i believe will be some pretty hostile interactions between the unions and these lawmakers going forward. >> so what impact does this sort of a credit crunch have for the state of illinois and the taxpayers? >> well, the repeated failures by the lawmakers to come up with a solution for this problem has led the credit rating agencies to downgrade illinois's rating multiple times over the last several years. illinois now has the lowest credit rating of any state in the nation. that mean when is they go to sell bonds, borrow money, for capital projects, roads, things it like that, taxpayers in illinois are paying a higher interest rate on that borrowed money than taxpayers in any other state. at the same time, in order to make these payments each year, as you mentioned in the intro, the state is putting about 20 cents of every dollar into the pension funds. that's money that could be going to schools. there are social service agencies that have not been paid what the

the firm during the han they would instead be seen as somewhat of an amicable. grievances over and got a new snazzy kicking rising in the summer with an address them the only son who couldn't act on the bottom of the neck use to resign after we saw yesterday was a ton of other dumb that i live on the second half. it was looking me teach the kid who was behind the attack which the us president on the other side to the predictable wooden beam and unknowingly to force this to stay the country beyond twenty fourteen. neocons him to redeem his skills as a flight risk and that getting off the thousandth long and tough times. i wish him to sign it but because i kept adding a token issues to the text and said he does not want to sign on to up to date is correct you if what you think diplomats from the united states having on you should be done. warning that the dna tests the team to compete with the colorful insurgents in the country. this includes and national security force as happy if i tink i need one minute and when the boss lady is the school's mission in the wate

employees to quit in what dell is calling a quote voluntary separation agreement kind of like an amicable divorce if there ever was such a thing now in a written statement from the company dell says quote a critical element of our strategy has been and always will be about improving our cost structure and freeing up capital to make investments in growth areas that matter to our customers it's clear that dell is looking to free up cash and trim expenses after founder michael dell took the company private this past october and a twenty four point nine billion dollar buyout i must say though in the name of holiday cheer dell's anti layoff option seems pretty civil law as compared to the alternative that just being regularly laid off well there you have it will be checking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. the thirty seven words and dog frank directing regulators to prevent banks from gambling with customer deposits have finally come to fruition this week five financial regulatory agencies approved the volcker rule i spoke with bart naylor financial policy advocate publi

>> well, i think first of all that it is -- it's a problem with where the prioritieof the amic peoe arell salaries and no one is saying a word. ticket prices keep going up. the ballplayers are init for the love of thegame and the money. let's face it. >> the only problem people should have are those whare paying those wage. and highly paid sports stars are worth it. just like a good ceo, a good sport star makes multitudes for the company for which they work versus what they actually mak otherwise. >> we are keeping to go up and up. and i don't know. are we getting a? i think that we are selling a stock. and with people, te economy i down, people are uncerta with what is going on in washington anthey want to be entertained, so they overlook the rices that they are pying. and you look at this, they are providing jobs, they are providing with the omy and the country are doing, and i think that they are worth more than heir salary lissa: you are a brave man. joe is trying to make the point that these ceos are pilloried in the media and out in the public in general. >> both are valuable. but

. >> reporter: they tried to reach out to settle this amicably, but never heard back from the companyas jen palmer's original review online noted, part of the problem with klear gear's customer service is that they're difficult to contact. >> reporter: thus, according to the palmers, leaving them no choice but to sue, asking the court to declare they never owed the $3,500 and seeking compensation to be determined by a jury. >> contract law isn't a game of surprise where businesses get to extort money based on terms that the customers didn't read in the fine print. >> let's bring in cnn legal analyst paul callan and danny cevalos. i want to start with you, paul. first off, i think i can speak on behalf of a lot of consumers. a lot of us don't read the term of use contract, the fine print. we probably should. a big reason is because companies can put these nondisparagement clauses in their contracts. how common is this? >> fortunately for consumers, it's not very common. the reason it's not common is because a company would be out of business if they did what this company has done, alle

it is an oxymoron, so that i amic, i was like, look, in it. i have to get out. i have to make choices and sacrifices. i constructed my brain to think, well, it was just sex that i didn't like. for many years, several years, you know, i just harbored this resentment and all these emotions and all this pain, and i even got into a relationship ,hat spiraled freely downward and for many years the depression got worse, where it would go from three days of like, hey, i am just laying in bed for no reason to six months of geez, what did i do for six months? overwhelming cloud of sadness the blocked everything, and i can't recall six months of my life. it went from six months to a year and a year to another year, and it got to the point where in so bady depression got my apartment was a mess, and i -- my daughter was taken away by acs. she was removed from my home for six months. it literally was so bad for me that suicide was a huge option. that, youinstead of know, the resiliency of people is amazing, and my resiliency to not a badu know, i am person because these thi

are at amic forces record level and you have the global financial crisis and inflation that is no longer around. if gold prices stay the way that they are, we could see a write down and 1200 u.s. dollars. that is a cause to dig up gold from the ground. it differs from different companies. in south africa, there is a premium because of labor costs and wages. $1200 is a very safe line in the sand when you take a look at gold. he has seen billions of dollars of write-downs and gold mining in canada and australia. >> let's have a look at singapore and the first violence in decades. that theyment says revealed the seated problems. the acting minister said that this is not a reflection of the discontent. >> i was surprised. we have not had a ride for a riot for a long time. i did not think you would be correct to generalize the behaviors of the rioters. we've had them for a long time. they have behaved and and been responsible and hard-working. they are here to earn a living. thatports are suggesting there is more than meets the eye. it goes deeper than that and goes back to substandard accomm

they talked in a very amicable way.ng anything, quit. >> i'm not. >> lay low. they have a target on you. >> the good thing about fox and piper, they don't ask questions they know they shouldn't. they're not going to ask me straight-out what happened and why. they're going to ask if i know anything about it. they don't push me if i say no. >> the extortion investigation eventually led fox and piper to conclude the inmate who made the accusation was angling for a transfer to another prison. and holloman was cleared. but holloman has had his share of trouble. he was originally sentenced for 30 years for assault and attempted robbery, after he stabbed a man during a street fight. >> i was charged with first-degree assault which i thought really wasn't that serious. i thought, oh, it's not murder then maybe he wasn't too bad. it turns out that i stabbed him in his lung and he bled out, like, twice. had to go through a couple surgeries. and i got the attempted robbery because i was going through his pockets. that's where i fo

the palmers say they tried to reach out to set this will amicably but never heard back from the companypart of the problem with clear gear's customer service is they're difficult to contact. >> reporter: thus according to the palmers, leaving them no choice but to sue. they're asking the court to declare they never owed the $3,500 and are seeking compensation to be determined by a jury. >> contract law isn't a game of surprise. where businesses get to extort money based on terms that the customers didn't read in the fine print. >> cnn did try reaching out to clear gear. phone numbers and e-mails on its website but did not hear back after repeated tries. cleargear.com did respond via e-mail back in november to kutv defending its actions saying, quote, its request for the palmers to take down their comment was not blackmail but a diligent effort to help them avoid the fine. we will be keeping an eye on this story. apparently the palmers still have not heard from the company, even in the wake of filing this lawsuit. >> after all this? >> yep, after all this. >> file under bad for business.

martha was well known for her amicable personality. people fell in love with her.hey go to john on martha's behalf and say, if you could meet this girl, you will change your mind. i would like to go back in history and find out what the meeting between john and martha was like. whatever she said to this man, he said she was the most amiable young girl and he could not see his son marrying anyone better. >> she owned a property, a house, where her first husband and children are buried right outside of town. all of her family, her closest members of family -- she can easily reconnect with them. >> the parish church, in many ways, was martha washington's home church. her great-grandfather was the first minister of the parish church. he is buried on the inside. grandparents are both now buried in the church. this is the final resting place. this stone was ordered from london. they were first in turd now outside the plantation outside of williamsburg. there's don'ts -- interred outside the plantation. this is a tenement. she owned who is hold lot going back a couple of

. >> reporter: they tried to reach out to settle this amicably, but never heard back from the company part of the problem with klear gear's customer service is that they're difficult to contact. >> reporter: thus, according to the palmers, leaving them no choice but to sue, asking the court to declare that they never owed the $3,500 and seeking compensation to be determined by a jury. >> businesses don't get to extort money based on terms that the customers didn't read in the fine print. >> klear gear did respond via e-mail in november to our affiliate kutv saying its request for the palmers to take down their comment was not blackmail but, quote, a diligent effort to help them avoid the fine. carol? >> pamela brown reporting this morning. >> still to come in the "newsroom," lump of coal from your cable company. listen up, dish and directv customers, you'll be paying more in 2014. ouch! heart healthy, huh?! ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart

i think the collaboration among agencies is pretty straightforward and amicable. as good as any administration i have seen. i don't see d.o.d. rolling over the other agencies. i think they are on the diplomatic side, there is quite a differential to the state -- they are quite deferential to the state department and we are to them on the military operations side. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> thank you. we go now to mr. dana rohrabacher of california. >> thank you, mr. chairman. don't know where to begin here. how much are we spending annually in afghanistan now? how much is it costing the american taxpayer? anybody know? >> each of us have somewhat different budgets. >> nobody knows the total budget what we are spending in afghanistan? it's a hearing on afghanistan. can i have an estimate? >> i'm sorry, congressman. >> i'll just have to say it's disheartening to have a briefing from our government people who are involved in a project and they can't tell me what -- how much we are spending annually. how many killed and wounded have we suffered in the last 12 months?

i think the collaboration among agencies is pretty straightforward and amicable. as good as any administration i have seen. i don't see d.o.d. rolling over the other agencies. i think they are on the diplomatic side, there is quite a differential to the state -- they are quite deferential to the state department and we are to them on the military operations side. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> thank you. we go now to mr. dana rohrabacher of california. >> thank you, mr. chairman. don't know where to begin here. how much are we spending annually in afghanistan now? how much is it costing the american taxpayer? anybody know? >> each of us have somewhat different budgets. >> nobody knows the total budget what we are spending in afghanistan? it's a hearing on afghanistan. can i have an estimate? >> i'm sorry, congressman. >> i'll just have to say it's disheartening to have a briefing from our government people who are involved in a project and they can't tell me what -- how much we are spending annually. how many killed and wounded have we suffered in the last 12 months?