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fails him. 30:17 there were 5 doctors who never thought i'd walk agn." the miracle treatment... at's allowing him to walk again. twter silence this weekend from city police on four shootings paul gessler reports why tht was... and why it w't happen again. paul-- well, it happened because the city changed its social media policy. for a deparent that tweets out everything from handgun violations to mugshots... they moved away from tweeting about every shooting. a police department spokesperson said that's because setimes preliminary informatiois inaccurate. whil the department emailed media about four weekend shootings... the 40,000 twitter followers heard nothing of them. that drew heat from citizens and city leaders alike... here's councilman brandon scott yesterday... who is on he city's public safety committee. brann scott, city council: "this is an unfortunate stpe in the wrong direction becuase in my opinion what we're doing is ok with the tweeting about shootings but we should be taking it a step further." la monday, though... the baltimore sun reports the department would

the group was on the trail to "agnes vaille falls" in the "pike and san isabel" national forest. officials suspect heavy rainfall in the area last month may have been a contributing factor to unstable conditions leading to a massive rock slide. john spezze / chaffee county undersheriff "we had rescuers go into the area as i said before, we had to get them out of there cuz the slope was sliding and there were rocks coming down while they were in there" a 13-year-old girl was airlifted to an area hospital. the national forest service once described the trail as short and relatively easy. but now the popular destination might be closed for good, coming up on the early edition... a man uses his own son... to steal thousands of dollars from other people. (10:55:22) "i cannot describe the anger and rage that came over me in that moment." the internet scam... that preyed on the good will of others. ((break 1)) ((bump in)) hññú ((ad lib meteorologist)) ((traffic reporter ad libs)) map 40 map green map 395 map coming up... three words... no athlete ever wants to hear. the prognosis doctor

our guest mary agnes carey for that discussion.er, the irs sent out tax credits but nearly a quarter of them should've never been sent. for that discussion will mcbride will join us. but first an update on news from c-span radio. and, thehe white house president attends a new ceremony for james comey and later meets with john kerry at the white house. the house meets at noon for morning our, 2:00 for legislative business. the senate comes in at 2:00 p.m. eastern. live coverage on c-span2. a u.s. citizen kidnapped months ago in columbia. the rebels have turned over the 26-year-old to u.s. government representatives at the airport. he had been in the country as a tourist when he was taken hostage on june 20 by the revolutionary armed forces of colombia. israeli aircraft bombed two rn gaza in the northe strip today. say aty officials training ground of the armed wing was struck north of gaza city. the palestinians say is the first is really airstrike in about a year. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. over 100 wir

agnes > "there will be subsides to help people who fall into certain income guidelines. it's 100% to 400% of the poverty level" > for an individual that's an income of about 11 thousand five hundred dollars to 45 thousand dollars. > take second question map/logo > this next point is from michael in freehold, new york and w-r-g-b tv. > he says, quote, "i don't understand how the house and senate pass a law they didn't read and then exempt themselves from the law, but make it mandatory for everyone else?" > > it's a good question but only partially correct. > > "the law requires members of congress and their personal staffs to purchase on the health insurance exchanges but the rest of congress doesn't have to do that" > > so those exempt are members of committees and other staff. > > take third question map/logo > the next pair of questions comes from viewers of wpec in south florida. > from stan in bryant. > he asks, " how can the president blame republicans for a shutdown of government when he and senator reid refuse to negotiate?" > > in washington it's a blame game from both sides.

the family had been hiking along a trail near agnes vaille falls monday, when the 100 ton boulders began sliding down the mountainside. investigators are not clear what triggered the slide but say there had been some recent snowfall and heavy rain. if you thought chasing a tornado on land was a crazy concept, wait til you see it done on water. charter boat captain kevin johnson was out on the florida keys, making his usual lobster runs when all of a sudden, the weather turned dangerous. but rather than run from it...he ran toward it, capturing the amazing footage you're seeing. he says he's done it before, and compared it to piloting through a giant vacuum cleaner, or an intense fan. no one on board was hurt. ad lib toss to wx when we come back, have police in london captured some kind of alien car thief? the fascinating reason behind these eerie mug shots, when the late edition continues. finds fast food isn't quite as fast as it used to be. according to a fast food trade report, the average time a person spends at

mary agnes kerry from health news. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> the mother of trayvo trayvonn said that the laws need to be changed. but others say the laws make possible the right to self defense. her son was killed by george zimmerman, the man who sparked the debate stand your ground law. >>> tom foley was honored with a memorial service in congress. the democrat served 30 years as a house of representative. he served as speaker of the house from 1990 to 1995. president obama and clinton attended today's ceremony. >> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist kvin corriveau. well, today it feels like winter in the west and the north, and it feels like spring and early fall in the southeast and the east. let's break it down a little bit for you because this is the time of year where we get a lot of changes in the atmosphere and that's exactly what we have here. a lot of rain. we have mixed precipitation which is dangerous. we're talking about freezing rain, especially in the overnight hours. that's

agnes " i have been dieting for 6 months i have lost 50 lbs but now i seem to be at a stand still ...w can i spark the weight lose again." amiee : "how can i lose the booty it's too much to handle!" this isn't normal , right? nats of screaming fid out what prompted this young woman.. to just go berzerk.. in a new york city coffee shop! you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 4)) 395 map twitter silence this weekend from city police on four shootings. paul gessler reports why that was... and why it won't happen again. paul-- well, it ppened because the city changed its social media policy. for a department that tweets out everything from handgun violations to mugshots... they moved away from tweeting about every shooting. a police department spokesperson said that's because sometimes about every ooting. a police departmt spokesperson said that's because somemes preliminary information is inaccurate. while the department emailed media about four weekend shootings... the 40,000 twitter followers heard nothing of them. that drew heat from citizens and city leaders alike... here

agnes crawford reports. -- angus crawford reports. >> the drug is so toxic to unborn children, no women are allowed to work on the production line. millions of the bills come out of this factory in brazil every year, mainly to treat the painful complications of leprosy. in the late 1950s, it was given to expectant mothers to help with morning sickness. it caused thousands of birth defects around the world before being banned. it was only allowed to be used again under tight supervision. but as bbc news revealed earlier this year, those safeguards don't always work. is eight. his mother took the drug by mistake when she was pregnant. she did not know the damage it could cause. thousands of miles away in scotland, one scientist in the horrified by what is happening in brazil, has been working on a solution. research on fish embryos reveals it may be possible to make a safer version. >> you can clearly see in almost every case, some sort of limb problems. the version of the drugs we hope to be safer, the limbs look great. you cannot tell there was a problem. obviously we need to be careful

national security agency says he'll step down after spending months battling the fallout from the agnes maiden deeks. putt putt and i think roger blast killed at least sixty one people in iraq a new study suggests the number of victims as they see american innovation is far higher than previously thought.

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he previous he worked at saint agnes health-care and baltimore health center. marshal remains in custody this morning after he admitted to taking inappropriate pictures with his cell phone. sa has tried to figure out whether to suspend him or fire him. the witness reported the incident to a flight incident -- to a flight attendant and he was taken off the plane. he admitted to taking a dozen photos and others in the past. he faces disorderly conduct charges. >> new this morning, the national zoo is one of the many attractions going up to speed as the federal government reopens following a 16 day shutdown. nikole killion is live with that. good morning, nicole. >> good morning to you, mindy. it is day two for the government grand reopening. some experts say it could take weeks before it is fully functional. >> here's what you missed will the government was shut down. a growing baby panda that made its return to the popular panda cam. the entire exhibit reopens with along with the rest of the national group. just another sign of life emerging along the capital an

the tragedy occurred on a trailer near that agnes vai sawlle , that is about 120 mi.le survivor, 13 year olds and gracie johnson, was with her parents, her sister and her two cousins when a mass of rock slide came crashing down. >> coming up on kron4 morning news spread we will have more information on obama and care.care. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. female announcer: female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> good morning. obama

regulatory standpoint but also if i'm a commercial guy and i put money in his fund and suddenly this happens agn in the future, it will be lawyers fair employment act all over again. melissa: what does it mean for the two guys, michael steinberg, matthew martoma sitting on the sidelines? they are sitting out, fighting charges. the government has been trying to flip them all along. >> correct. melissa: if he cop as plea are these guys dead in the water? is this that classic prisoner dilemm whoever confesses fst the other guy is in really big trouble? >> when i was federal prosecutor i would say the last guy in was ways t kingpin. whatever deal the feds require. sac anybody available they call for to testify against martoma and the other guy. that will be end of them. ths iceberg dead ahead that is what is coming for them. if this deal gets struck, those two have to plead guilty. they have no choice. melissa: how big after win is it for the government? >> i think it's a b win. it is awful, all full lot of money, 1.billion dollars. it sends a serious messa. they have been going after ts guy for yea

. >> reporter: search crews carried stretchers up the trail to the agnes vail water fall in south centralo. witnesses say the bodies of five people are bury under the rocks the size of cars. >> we have rock bars and shovels. and it will all be handiwork. >> reporter: rescuers rescued gracie johnson monday. they airlifted her to denver. local sheriff says her leg is broken. gracie told the sheriff, her father shielded her from the rocks. she died, along with her mother, brother, and two cousins visiting from missouri. crews say it could take several days to recover the bodies. because the rock slide is not stable. no helicopters are allowed overhead because of what the vibrations could do to the 100- ton boulders. and there are three different crews on the ground, keeping watch for rock movement. the johnson teens both attended a nearby high school and their patients were coaches there. -- parents were coaches there. today, the community has gathered on campus. it has now become a memorial to the victims. >> as we heard, a fifth hiker, a 13-year-old girl, sheshe remains hospitalized with t

agnes hospital this november of 2012. they began an investigation. twice during this past summer yacoub tested positive for cocaine use. just last month the d. e. a. raided his towson apartment. they found prescription drugs and traces of cocaine. on the doctor's phone they discovered pictures of women's genitalia, many with nearby medical instruments and a gloved hand. >> i would have never expected it from him. >> tina add coc has been a patient of him for 22 years. he delivered both of her children. she's shocked about the pictures found on his phone. >> i don't know how. whenever i was like -- you would go in to get examined there was always a nurse there so i don't know how he could have done it. >> the case bears striking similarities to that of dr. nikita levy. he took his own life after police found extensive evidence he was videotaping his patients. the investigation sparked outrage from women's groups. >> it is the ultimate violation. it really angers me. i mean, for something like this to happen. >> a suspension hearing for dr. yacoub is s

. >> reporter: search crews carried stretchers up the trail to the agnes dale water fall.ies of five people were buried under rocks the size of cars. >> we have rock bars and shovels. and it will all be handiwork. >> reporter: emergency responders rescued 13-year-old gracie johnson monday. they air-lifted her to children's hospital near denver. the local sheriff says her leg is broken. and gracie told the sheriff, her father shielded her from the rocks. he died, along with her mother, brother, and two cosines-- cousins, visiting from missouri. the rock slide at 8 feet wide, 10 feet deep, and several yards long, is not stable. no helicopters are allowed overhead because of what the vibrations could do to the 100- ton boulders. and there are three different crews on the ground, keeping watch for rock movement. the johnson teams, both attended nearby high schools, and their parents were coaches there. today, a school community gathered on campus. it has now become a memorial for the victims. bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. and the youngest of the victims is 10 years old. >

and i don't -- they said, we have this great sitcom we'd like to you do, "here's agnes."re that? anyway -- >> a lot of people would say you broke through a glass ceiling. >> 30 million a week. >> yeah. but i just said i don't want to be one character every week. i want to -- you know, variety. variety, variety. to have music, dancers. we had a 28-piece orchestra. we had the company, guest star, doing a music comedy review a week, which is -- that's theater background that i had. and i just -- that's what i wanted to do. but i was not the first woman. this is a mistake people make. i was the first woman to host a comedy variety show, but dinah shore was the first woman to host a musical variety show. >> carol burnett, receiving the mark twain prize at the kennedy center tonight. it will be on television, i guess, late november. congratulations again. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, victor. thank you, ana. >> congratulations, carol. >> thank you, darling. bye. >>> one mom is asking the question, what's your excuse? and she's showing off her trim body along with h

agnes: i know it's really you, gru. i'm just pretending for the other kids.a dad today. call 877-4-dad-411 or vist fatherhood.gov. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superiorevel of protectn and bause usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. the $19 billion, jpmorgan has a rare loss in the third quarter. is the government out toestroy the big banks. we azlan gerriwillis.com. that is ever tonight "willis report" have a great wweekend. we will see later. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: all right, welcome. a clock that is not taken. not quite the ticking timebomb that is so bad. welcome, i am trusting in for neil cavuto. things are getting even weirder. the aministration s trying to make the shutdown sound even scarier. andbarack oama tweeting today that this is imprtant. putting the safety of

jennifer bendry followed by the governor's efforts to fix the health care law's website with mary agnesrie. then the earned income tax credit. how it works and who's eligible for refunds. our guest is tax foundation chief economist william mcbride. washington journal, live every morning 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. questions to the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. m sure the whole house wished to join me in paying tribute to lance corporal james brinen who died in afghanistan. it is clear from the tributes that he was a highly talented and proferblal soldier. our thoughts are with his frie he was a highly talented and professional soldier. our thoughts are with his family, his friends and his colleagues at this very difficult time. he has made the ultimate sacrifice and we must never forget him. on a happier note, i'm sure the inse would join me celebrating the christening of maybe prince georges morning. in addition to my duties at the house i will have further meetings later today. >> mr. julian frar.

agnes academy, and one of the only classes--this is so embarrassing to admit, but one of the only classesthat was co-ed was chorus, so i was fascinated with, you know, boys just like every other girl, and so i decided to take chorus. i fell in love with it and had the most amazing teacher that inspired me to communicate through music, communicate everything, the nuance. he even made us sing like--i mean, it was quite unorthodox at the time but like smoke out of the cigarette. like, he would make us sing that kind of a phrase just for fun, you know? [singing in german] i started doing opera training at university of texas in a vocal performance degree. my father was very adamant that if i was to do it i'd have to get a scholarship so that he fls like "prove to me that everyone else would invest in you, as well as me," whatever, so i actually got a scholarship to university of texas. it was, like, $200. so after texas, i was thinking, "ok. well, what comes next for singers?" and my

there's a spokesperson with one of the elementary schools that's located in this area, it's called agnes elementary school. and it says students are being brought to that elementary school to be reunion nated with their parents. well continue to bring you details as they become confirmed and available to us. >>> when we talk about that, we have another report of a shooting. a person killed and two people wounded at a shooting at bali's hotel casino in las vegas. this is a shooting that happened on the strip. las vegas say in this case they do have a suspect and they're holding that suspect. more information as they give it to us. >>> and this just in. ariel castro's former neighbor has pleaded not guilty to 233 counts against him. that's a picture of him in court. he is charged with aggravated murder, rape and kidnapping. you will remember, ariel castro held three young women for almost a decade in that neighborhood. the judge in this man's case set bond at $5 million. $1 million for each of the victims. by the way, two of the victims are homicide cases. >>> in greece, a couple claiming

the change in regulation and china and asian companies, i was wondering what your thoughts were on agn. >> my problem with allergan, one of the biggest drugs might come under attack from generic -- a couple of generic entries. he camen on the show, he's a stand-up guy. but i have to tell you, and first of all, thank you for coming from atlanta. the worry is a overhang. i think it's a buy, but wall street doesn't and wall street's bigger than i am. >> big boo-yah to ya. i'm andy from new jersey. coming up on the one-year anniversary of hurricane sandy, gnrc, are we going to need another big storm to keep that going? >> that's absolutely the case. one of the things i love about joe kernan, he bought generac, but here's the problem, without a storm, that stock's not going higher. and i don't like to be dependent on a storm. all right? fair enough? 2,000 shows later, a lot has changed, but one thing remains, the same opportunity and strength in the market that i'll always help you find. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- level playing field. from the first show -- >> we call

the tragedy occurred on a trail near the agnes vaille falls--that's about 120 miles southwest of denver. the sole survivor, 13 year- old gracie johnson, was with her parents, her sister and two cousins when a massive rockslide came crashing down on them. the candlelight vigil was held at buena vista high school where gracie's parents, dwayne and dawna johnson, worked. olympic runner oscar pistorius has hired an american forensics team to challenge prosecution evidence at his murder trial. this is video of his last court appearance. the double-amputee south african athlete, nicknamed "blade runner", is accused of murdering his girlfriend, model reeva steenkamp, on valentine's day. yesterday marked 20 years since the kidnapping and murder of 12- year old polly klaas. she was kidnapped at knifepoint from the bedroom of her home in petaluma, on october 1st, 19-93. two months later. her body was found in a ditch. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more

mary agnes carey will be joining us. ofliam mcbride, on the issue earned income tax credit. the topics and guest tomorrow morning on "washington journal." i hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. have a great week ahead. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> coming up on c-span, with representative fred upton of michigan. he talks about the health care law's implementation and his committee's role in oversight. ofer that, a look at some the problems associated with the new health care website. and a rally protesting the nsa's surveillance program. >> we want to welcome back to congressman fred upton, chairman of the energy and commerce committee. politico andof siobhan hughes of "the wall street journal." siobhan, go ahead. >> what was your take away from the hearing yesterday? where will you go from here? will you issue subpoenas? , we wantedy sebelius her to come last week. she chose not to. other scheduling conflicts, she said. we hav

invite you to the conversation mary agnes carrie.e ask questions, ask questions about the website. if you find yourself amongst the insured, 202-535-3880. uninsured, yourself 202-585-3881. find a line that best represents you. tweet us. we'll make the calls in a moment. starting with secretary sebelius. what do we expect to hear this week? > the same committee had the contractors in. so i think you can expect a lot of follow-ups. when did you become ware of problems. what specific steps did you take? house's the white involvement? why did you turn off the browsing feature at the beginning. it's there now. go to the site and look creating an without account. the thought was you could give them more information up front, the subsidy,fy for do they qualify for the medicaid expansion. sticker d reduce the shock that you will see on the browsing feature although on the browsing feature there's all kinds of things explaining you might qualify as subsidy. >> how she might respond or the line of response that she might give. far she and othe

the tragedy occurred on a trail near the agnes vaille falls--that's about 120 miles southwest of denverhen a massive rockslide came crashing down on them. the candlelight vigil was held at buena vista high school where gracie's parents, dwayne and dawna johnson, worked. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. this week, folgers is $6.88 for the large size. that's a lot of coffee. skip the warehouse. charmin is $13.99 for 24 double rolls. and lean cuisine entrees are just a buck 99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> it did not take long for this to come to this. just in case you do not know what happened let me explain how some drivers are behaving badly. >> these signs are up and down the cable car route. they read do not pass. it is against state law to pass a cable car and it is picking up or dropping off pas

he previously worked at saint agnes hospital.th the state board of physicians is scheduled for october 23. out there once again. wilkens avenue on the ramp to the inner loop, heavy traffic due to an accident. as you travel on the outer loop west side, expect to be delayed back to baltimore national pike. and the cockeysville region, this is where we have an accident. ride along cranbrook road and pepper would drive them a we have a problem in sykesville. county,south and howard washington boulevard, guilford road, crashed avoid. spencerville road and santini road, closures and affected joint next and. -- closures in affect due to an accident. you can see that sinclair is going to be an issue this morning. the leas expected from 95 to the towson region. miri has a check on your forecast. >> clear skies out there. plenty of sunshine and highs between 63 and 60 degrees. by -- 66 degrees by 4:00 this evening. small craft advisory on the bay. otherwise, pretty nice out there. here is your seven-day forecast. on sunday. 60 five monday.

monday the group was hiking about 120 miles southwest of denver on a popular trail to the agnes vaille falls in the san isabelle national forest. it's a 14,000 foot peak. the slide was several football fields wide. some boulders bigger than cars. >> there are rocks in there that the engineers estimated weigh over 100 tons. >> the sheriff says recent rains and freezing temperatures may have made the terrain unstable. >> we are at a bit of a loss right now just exactly how we're going to move the boulders. >> the recovery effort could resume later today once engineers determine that the ground is safe. meanwhile, authorities have not publicly identified the five hikers who died. natalie. >> such a add story there. gabe gutierrez, thanks. >>> at least two people were killed when a fuel tanker crashed and exploded into a ball of flames in australia. it was loaded with 5,000 gallons of fuel when it rolled and burst into flames. this was north of sidney. flames shot 100 feet into the air. at least five people were taken to the hospital and buildings in the area were evacuated. at least five

was another entrance at the end of south hall, and i tried to get in but it was locked so i went to agnes security that helped me, told me to lay down and put pressure on my wound. >> so where exactly, if you can put your hand over it, where exactly did you get shot? >> it went in like this, went through my tissue and kind of tried to exit out, but then it went down and shot behind there. >> wow. >> it went in. >> and while we were having that conversation, one thing that mason's mom wanted to make sure that everyone knew and the reason why she really wanted to get the word out is because she thinks it's really important that there's gun safety. she said she owns a gun but she also has a safe and that's what you need to do to keep children safe here. that's a very sensitive topic, but that's what she wanted people to know. as for mason, he's saying the community is really going to miss mr. landsberry. he called him a friend. he said he would often go and have lunch with him because he was such a good guy and such a good friend. this is the second time he has been able to shed tears since

agnes of which is possible for the safety of millions of people on our roads and highways 333 workers out of a total of 597 have been furloughed. this is not able to alert consumers about safety recalls work on rome a kenyan conduct investigations research and tes. any auto safety defect that emerges during the shutdown will not be investigated properly leaving consumers and their highways at risk. the impact of the shutdown on the consumer product safety commission is significant. for% of the cpsc total workforce remains on the job. that's 23 employees have a 540 full-time employees. none of the employees currently working our field investigators or port inspectorinspector s leaving our ports vulnerable especially problematic during this pre-holiday season. the cpsc like other agencies is conducting only business that protects against him at threats to human safety and protects government property. rulemaking's recalls an civil penalty negotiations are suspended unless they rise to that threat. safer products that safer products that do the consumer incident database is receiving rep

mary agnes carey will be joining us. ofliam mcbride, on the issue earned income tax credit. the topics and guest tomorrow morning on "washington journal." i hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. have a great week ahead. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> coming up on c-span, with representative fred upton of michigan. he talks about the health care law's implementation and his committee's role in oversight.