beth, let's work backwards here. by county, so at number five, hamilton county, indiana, a little over 50% job growth over the past decade, right? tell me what's happening there? >> this is a county that's near indianapolis. and really, they have two things going for it. one, they have a lot of regional offices of large companies. for example, schwab has a large office there. and also, a lot of areas in the farm belt. agriculture's doing a lot better than certain industries, like construction, for example. so that's lifting everybody in that range from nebraska through the midwest. and that's a big plus for them too. >> so hamilton county, indiana. and at number four, you have douglas county, colorado. this county, you say, is all about big business. >> it is. and it's halfway between denver and colorado springs, the two biggest cities in the state. and there are six fortune 500 companies there and the companies love the fact there's a very educated workforce there. so it's kind of a no-brainer to locate there. >> in

first mary beth stein and then charlie livingston in 10 minutes. mary beth stein is the associate professor of journalism international affairs at the george washington university in washington, d.c. and she received her ph.d. and has received several fellowships and scholarships with her various studies of germany. she's really an expert on current east german affairs and german affairs and german literature and also on the berlin wall and all that's around it so i'm very pleased to have her today. i just remembered about 11 years ago we had our first panel in atlanta, georgia. i'm happy to be with you again and we look forward to your comments and then i will introduce mr. livingston, thank yo you. >> thank you. >> one of the great paradox of history that the berlin wall was built and torn down for the very same reason, to keep east germans from escaping the gdr or the german democratic republic. the former event was carefully planned for on an early sunday morning in august with prior approval of soviet premier khrushchev and the warsaw pact cou

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holloway but beth or anyone else is not directly down here.ion is helping to put out publicity in this particular matter. you know, one of the things you've got to see and i've heard beth as she's talked about this case is that, it has to bring up a horrible, horrible load of memories of her daughter and what happened here over six years ago and about the fact that her body has never been found. that case has never been resolved on this island. which is why this case brings back so much to so many people. >> yeah. martin, appreciate the update. >>> the young man -- remember the man who went on a cross country crime spree and ended up down in the caribbean, stealing five planes and several boats, he's going to earn a big chunk of change. we'll tell you hoch. he won't be able to keep it, though. >>> and tonight the ridiculous, the haters of paula abdul. the defense of paula abdul. the haters are in a spot of our ridiculous. we'll explain ahead. and cheer for our favorite team. we'll still go to meetings, make home movies, and learn new things. b

. >> jenny beth martin, you've been called hobbits and terrorists by the other side. do you feel you're either of those things? >> i think it's crazy that the other side calls us so many names. we've been called names from the very beginning so we're used to it. but to go to the extreme that the vice president is saying that we're terrorists or at least hearing that we are and saying, no, these are just american citizens who are expressing their first amendment rights, it really ratchets up the tone in washington and it's not what we're looking for. just after gabby giffords' shooting they said that we needed to have a new tone and needed civility in washington, calling american citizens terrorists is not civil. >> i mean, the other side in in relation to the hobbit claim was, of course, the republican senator john mccain, who is also opposed to you. so you have this division within your own party, don't you? >> to say it's within our own party is incorrect. we're not part of either party. we are standing up for the american people. we don't care whether it's democrat

holloway but beth or anyone else is not directly down here.undation is helping to put out publicity in this particular matter. you know, one of the things you've got to see and i've heard beth as she's talked about this case is that, it has to bring up a horrible, horrible load of memories of her daughter about what happened here over six years ago and about the fact that her body has never been found. that case has never been resolved on this island. which is why this case brings back so much to so many people. >> yeah. martin, appreciate the update. thanks very much. >>> a movie deal for the barefoot bandit. remember the man who went on a cross country crime spree and ended up down in the caribbean, stealing five planes and several boats, he's going to earn a big chunk of change. we'll tell you how much. he won't be able to keep it, though. >>> and tonight the ridiculous, the haters of paula abdul. the defense of paula abdul. the haters are in a spot of our ridiculous. we'll explain ahead. >>> hi, i'm isha sesay. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is

and beth, really the big -- we're talking about child rape here. warren jeffs, he's decided not to be in the courtroom. >> reporter: that's right. but he is at the courthouse. he arrived shackled at his ankles and at his wrist and waist, since he is now a convicted child rapist. he is sitting in a room across from the courtroom, because he's asked to be absent from this phase of the case. we do expect that maybe he doesn't want to confront some of the people who are going to say some pretty bad things about him on the witness stand. >> beth, do you know who it is, who's going to be testifying against him? who are prosecutors calling? >> reporter: well, between today and perhaps monday, we do expect that among with the witnesses will be two now-adult relatives of warren jeffs who will say when they were grade school age, this is a man and a woman, they were raped and sodomized by him. taken out of sunday school, one of them will say, and sodomized in a bathroom. that's the little boy, who is now a young man. so we do expect either today or monday, h

>> beth. >> describe your mom. >> she didn't care about us. or about me.olent, angry. i didn't understand why. >> what does this hand say to you? >> you're not important. >> what does this hand say to you? >> she hits me. it's anger. why are you so angry? >> now john and beth, the woman playing his mother, trade places. >> be your mom. be him. go ahead. >> why? why are you so angry? >> do this. >> it's all i know. that's it. it's all i know. i care, but it's all i know. >> okay. ask your mom. >> why are you so angry? >> john, it's all i know. >> she wasn't that quiet. >> john, it's all i know. i care, but it's all i know. >> i just wanted love. i tried everything. i just wanted love. >> what do you want to say to her? >> bye. i'm tired. i don't want it anymore. >> john, that's all i know. >> and all i know is to leave. that's it. leave. i'm done. >> so that was what your mom taught you. when you don't know what to do, you leave. who can play your foster parents? >> april. >> as a toddler, john says he was removed from his mother and placed with foster pare

along with healthy eating, exercise and other medications like melatonin and progesterone, r beth andg hgh daily after their doctor legally prescribed it eight years ago. they noticed a big change within months, everything from a spiced up sex life to good skin. ed says at nearly 70, he feels 20 years younger, and beth, who is 64, feels like she's in her 40s. >> sleeping much better, exercising, i run three miles a day. i'm up all day long. i don't ever sit down. >> when i come home, if i i ve things to do, i still have plenty of drive left, and i can do those things. >> reporter: a study in "the new england journal of medicine" backs up some of their claims finding that men who took hgh for six months reduced thehe body fat by over 14%, while increasing muscle mass by 8.8%. but is it worth it? the injection of hgh is highly controversial. >> it increases blood sugar and can cause diabetes. it also causes swelling of the joints, enlargement of organs, hypertension. sometimes breathing problems, as well. >> reporter: it has even caused cancer in mice. >> well, the anti-aging industry f

. >> this is named after biblical beth elle, house of god. god appeared to jacob and promised this land to him and his decent dents forever. >> israel regained control during the 1967, 6-day war. 1.6 million palastinians and 350,000 israeli jews live here. now this area, known as israel's biblical heartland could be the future palastinian state. this is highway 60, the main thorough fare for israelis and palastinian arabs. it is much more. >> 1 of the most amazing roads in all of history because god met with his patriarchs, met with abraham, isaac and jacob. along this road jesus met with a samaritan woman. it is along this road that he declared to her who he was. >> some biblical highlights are present day jewish communities including jerusalem and shelow, home of the first jewish tabernacle. this is near anna tote. according to the bible this is where god told jeremiah to buy a piece of land and bury the deed in a clay pot as a sign the jewish people would return to the land. >> i want you to buy from your uncle a piece of land and would u

powerful typhoon as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> iraq, home reduced to rubble and the bethith dozens of people hurt. police say someone planted four bombs near some homes in a neighborhood south of baghdad. they exploded when people were sleeping. among the dead, a woman and two children. >>> somalia. government troops hoping aid will reach hundreds of thousands of starving people faster now that fighters from the terrorist group al-shabab pulled out. the militants leaving almost all their bases. they have been making it nearly impossible for aid agencies to get through to the refugees. >>> china. the typhoon making landfall. high waters and heavy surf battering the country's east coast. authorities closing beaches and forcing people out of their coastal homes. the storm causing mass flight cancellations. >>> italy. get those smokes out of here! an environmental group distributing ashtrays along the mediterranean coast in an effort to keep the cigarettes off the sand and out of the sea. according to united nation figures, 500,000 cigarette buttspo lute the waters every day.

beth is there.on earth can the jury hear today that they haven't already heard today during the guilt or innocence phase? >> reporter: well, right now, the jury is hearing testimony about other pacts warren jeffs engaged in that weren't the subject of the two sexual assault crime he's already been convicted of by this jury. those acts include specifics involving group sex, and homosexuality, swhaels the mandates of his father, who preceded him as prophet of the flds church said about marriages. for example, he said 20 years and older was the proper age to marry. we now know that warren jeffs had 24 wives under the age of 17. out of his toll of 79 wives. the jury is about to hear from a now adult nephew who is going to tell them about how when he was 5, 6, 7 years old, his uncle warren used to take him out of sunday school and sodomize him in the bathroom. so that's coming up this afternoon. >> so this guy could get what? life in prison? more if that's possible? >> reporter: yeah. he's facing a max o

. >>> as we continue tonight, facebook was just moving into the new 40e78 -- the new home when beth!ooking good! you've lost some weight. thanks! you noticed! you know these clothes are too big now, so i'm donating them. nogoing back the again. good for you! how'd you do i eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't... multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories per serving... more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. can't grow fast enough. employees are settling into the menlo park campus it acquired from microsystems and expansion plans are already being made. our media partner, the san jose mercury news says facebook is planning to build a second campus right across the street. it told city official itself wants approval to house 9400 employees at those two complexes. >>> well, there will be no olympic games played on u.s. soil until at least 2022. that's after the u.s. olympic committee said they would not submit a bid for the games. they sa

i beth palmer in london has more. >> reporter: it was the moment all egypt had been waiting for, the head of the criminal court hidden behind a mountain of microphones announced that former president hosni mubarak would stand trial to be broadcast live on television on wednesday. for months rumors that he was too sick to appear in court had angered egyptians determined he should face justice. >> our voices should be heard says mohamed ash our, i want to tell the prosecutor make mubarak's trial prompt. it's been so long in coming. >> reporter: even a year ago it seemed impossible that the untouchable mubarak who ruled egypt with an iron fist for 30 years would be brought so low, so fast. but back in january millions of egyptians sick of chronic corruption and poverty took to the streets demanding he step down. more than 800 people were killed in what has become known as the revolution. but in the end the people backed by the army got their way. for a few weeks afterwards life seemed to return to normal and the mood was upbeat with fresh elections slated for the fall. gradually though

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beth, dan, i got to leave it there. you know who i got coming up next. >> who's that?mself. >> mr. iowa. >> you can't come to iowa without him. anyway, trivia time, how many winners of the ames straw poll have gone on to win the iowa caucuses, did you know? >> some. >> some is a good answer. people not in my kitchen is another answer. the answer is three. george w. bush in 1979. bob tole, a tie in 1995 and george w. bush in 1999. pat robertson and mitt romney both won the straw poll but lost the caucuses. >>> when we come back, the expectation ames. iowa legend mr. made-right sandwich himself david, right here at java joes. we're yaching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. my contacts are so annoying. they're itchy, dry and uncomfortable. i can't wait to take 'em out, throw 'em away and never see them again. [ male announcer ] know the feeling? get the contacts you've got to see to believe. acuvue® oasys brand contact lenses with hydraclear® plus technology, keeping your eyes exceptionally comfortable all day long. it feels like it disappeared on my eye. [ male announcer ] d

i am going to -- mary beth wallace. i'm going to read a statement on -- by ruth and stuart craig. dear board of appeals. we currently live in the upper peninsula of michigan. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. i don't think we should be receiving testimony from family members. >> i've read this letter. it is a letter in the packet. i believe that letter is in the packet. it is also not necessary. if it is in the packet and i have read it. i suspect the commissioners have read it. if you would like toest isify as yourself. -- to testify as yourself, that is of course an option. >> well, i would. i would like to say that i really hope that this can -- that their project can go through as planned. we have a very close neighborhood. we -- its -- i think that the plans look like they would fit right in with what has been done. we did this in our -- at our house several years ago and it is a great way to keep families together and i hope that it can go through. thank you. >> i have a question. where is your house? >> we're 400 day street on the corner. >> and you added a floor? >> yes. >> a

mary beth, how long has this been happening?as really infiltrated in the schools since the 1930's, i mean the people who are in charge of developing curriculum, the people who train our teachers have really been leftists for a very long time. >> how can you teach american history, for example, and not hail capitalism? how can you, according to a recent survey, when children are asked, do they favor capitalism or socialism, 38% favor capitalism and 33% favor socialism over capitalism. >> and 30% have no opinion which is scary, too. so roughly 2/3 of young people don't know why capitalism is best but then again, in many classrooms what is being used as the history curriculum is the history of america so there's a very strong leftist influence that's changing the message in our history. >> try to explain this. if the country is roughly 50/50 and the growing party is the independent party, how is it that such a majority are in the teaching profession? is it unions? >> i'm not really sure about that. what we see is every place where

beth? >> how will people actually get to work? the fact that they can't take the train. >> well listen. here's what -- i'm not closing the state tomorrow. now, if there are people who have particular problems in commuting to work, they need to communicate with their supervisors about those particular problems. i'm not going to make a blanket closing state government. we have things that we have to do and i can't just close the state government. people expect us to be at our desks operating, getting ourselves to recover from this. now, if there are particular problems that employees have in not getting to work, they need to communicate that with their supervisor tomorrow and do what needs to be done. i'm not saying that we're not going to be understanding of people who can't get to work. what i'm telling people, if you don't have to go to work, don't. but on the other hand, beth, i don't want to just close state government. i think that's a really bad thing to do in the aftermath of this problem. i think state government has to be

hurd beth was likely preventable, had a criminal history -- heard debt was likely preventable, had a history of her suspect been shared between departments. in 2002, the commission on the status of women produced a report that recommended a variety of improvements, including the development of this system. at the time, $6 million had been spent on the justis project. that was nine years ago. in 2007, the report that i am holding reviewed the project. that report slammed city government forbade the mismanaging this long and overdue project. among the findings, it found the project lacked strong budget management, project management, or executive leadership of the mayor's office of criminal justice. in 2010, the justice project -- justis project had expanded. i have heard that we have spent about $22 million. i have yet to give precise figures. in the first in months of 2010, the project had four leaders at the department of technology, but we never were told when the end date on the project would happen. last year, we held a hearing in march, to ask for a status update. we were told t

hit making producer they beth swear by. that's >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> police in cupertino shut down traffic in both direction at stevens creek boulevard while they investigate a police shooting. interest happened 2 hours ago and police have confirmed that an officer believed to be a santa clara county sheriff's deputy did fire a weapon. it's not clear what led to the shooting. and no word on the person whether was shot at this point either. investigators are at the scene. >>> northeast is still battling epic flood tonight in the aftermath of irene. millions are still without power. damages are estimated in the billions. the flooding stretches from maryland to maine more than 20 million americans still in the danger zone. scott goldberg reports from new york. >>reporter: from the mid atlantic to maine the scope of the flooding is definite stating. whole community cut off. bridges washed away. 35 people dead. most by drowning or fallen trees. millions more

. >> reporter: 49-year-old beth irshell gets around in a wheelchair for now injured in the stage collapse last weekend at the indiana state fairgrounds. >> my little toe was severed off. they had to reattach it and reconstruct it. there is a segment of it that i will never have again. >> reporter: she was right in front of the stage waiting to see the country music band sugarland with her partner. >> i was taking her down to see her favorite band. >> reporter: tammy van dam was one of five people killed in last saturday's collapse. a sixth, 22-year-old college student jennifer haskell died friday from her injuries. concert goers had no idea what would happen after the wind started. >> i looked up and here is this stage starting to fall. where do you run? where do you go? >> reporter: a severe weather warning was issued 4 minutes before the collapse. a fair spokesman said they were just about to announce an evacuation when a straight line wind took down the structure. >> reporter: an attorney filed lots friday on behalf of irshell and van dam's daughter who was also injured. the lawyer sai

and two players who were once members of the 49ers are all beth! hi. looking good!st some weight. thanks! you noticed! you know these clothes are too big now, so i'm donating them. nogoing back the again. good for you! how'd you do i eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't... multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories per serving... more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. >> college football almost here. fall camp opened today for the cal bears. they were upbeat after the contact drills on camp pumps players came into camp in better shape than a year ago, singling out aaron zapate and kendrick paine, and the new quarterback figures to be taking snaps september 3rd. >> threw the ball with authority, did a nice job. i'm happy with the command of the offense. >> greatest quarterback coach ever met in any life, so every day is a lesson. i learn something every day, and it's beautiful. >> michael bush is now in raider camp, an

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north of dover, all the way down to beth any and then of course, into ocean city, we have a high probability of exceeding four feet in storm surge coupled with the waves and beach damage, property at low levels will be damaged. further up the coast looking at the same issue on storm surge in the long island sound and new york metropolitan area. our forecast from the hurricane center, a broadforecast of the four-eight feet. [inaudible] we'll have information to pin point the problem areas on the coast and bays and rivers. it will be in the four-eight foot range. next slide please. of course, the storm we show now. it moves northward and rainfall shifts from being in the northwest corner of the torm. coming in with the weather features pulling it off to the north. we are expecting 5-10 inches of rain in the midatlantic and new york and metropolitan area. and western part of new england. all of these areas have had excessive rain in the past and ground is saturated and issues with flash flooding and river flooding before it is all over. craig, i am going to turn it to you. >> as we talked about

beth, who's 64, says she feels like she's in her 40s. >> sleeping much better.ree miles a day. i'm up all day long. i don't ever sit down. >> when i come home, if i have things to do, i still have plenty of drive left and i can do those things. a study in "the new england journal of medicine" even backs up some of their claims, finding men who took hgh for six months reduced their body fat over 14%, while increasing muscle mass by 8.8%. is it worth it? the injection of hgh is highly controversial. >> it increases blood sugar and can cause diabetes. it also causes swelling of the joints, enlargement of organs, hypertension, sometimes breathing problems as well. >> reporter: it has even caused cancer in mice. >> anti-aging industry first tells people that these hormones like growth hormone and testosterone will make you young again and they'll reverse years of aging. and this is a total ruse. >> reporter: they get checked by their doctor every three to five months to make sure their hormone levels are balanced and they say potential risks are worth the transfsform

open czech beth ritchie of course sky had a great wrong to have korea final bug couldn't out of the top ranked day in plenty of exhausting rallies in the opening set there before the snarky to beat by six and fool and she then cruised pasta flagging to the second to claim its six one and sail a seventeenth unbeaten match still remains to be. made while the now dull practice of the rain soaked us open close themselves as a as the season's final grand slam still hopes to start a scheduled on monday despite the arrival of hurricane irene in the men's dollar defending champion rough on the dull could meet world number one and main rival the season over djokovic in the final while five time winner would you federer is now a bit of an outsider having turned thirty three weeks ago. chances are. the parents. out there will see. the front desk here the. big. although. probably. professionally comes through. stretching. the long term as well since a long time member. since. seven years ago. it's called for many more years to cover the. gulf now and dustin johnson won the barclays by two strokes o

open check beth ritchie called sky had a great trying to have a story a final but couldn't out the top for a day in plenty of exhausting release in the open he said there. before it was now i could see the pricing schemes in full and she then cruised boston flagging to the second to claim its six one and sailing seventeenth matchup. meanwhile in practice at the rain so close on saturday as the season's final grand slam still hopes to start disabled on monday despite the rival of hurricane irene in the men's dole defending champion rafael adulthood meets world number one and main rival of the season in the final while five times when i would have federer is now a bit of an outsider having to see three weeks ago. a good chance of going to terms with. how i am playing how he's playing. for. better. or for we will see. from best year the. big. all the. very first when he comes through. stretching. all that stuff so. long term as well and sometimes member of the. jury since they're from around since the turn seven years ago. it's more of a conference for many more years to go with the first

win the new haven open title for consecutive times now right on the wall of the use us open check beth ritchie of cool sky had a great trying to have a story of final but couldn't out match the top ranked a plenty of exhausting really is in the opening set there before the snow could see people six and some fool and she then cruised past of flagging to go in the second to play. it's six one and say away seventeenth. meanwhile in the practice of the rain so full of clothes on saturday as the season's final grand slam still hopes to stop the scheduled on monday despite the arrival of hurricane irene in the men's door defending champion roll call the delicate meets world number one and main rival of the season over a joke of each in the final while five times when a roger federer is now a bit of an outsider having to earn sixty three weeks ago. chances are going to go on about terms of. how i am playing he's not voting for. better. or for we will see. from this year the. way. all the. way of living is very refreshing when it comes to. stretching. three strobes. long termers ones and somet

and beth -- and both parties need to take responsibility for improving this economy. it's not a democratic responsibility or a republican responsibility, it is our collective responsibility as americans. bill discussing additional ideas in the weeks ahead to help companies hire, invest, and expand. so we've seen in the past few days that washington has the ability to focus when there's a timer ticking down and when there's a looming disaster. it shouldn't take the risk of default, the risk of economic catastrophe, get folks in this town to work together and do their jobs because there's already a quiet crisis going on in the lives of a lot of families in a lot of communities all across the country. they're looking for work and they have been for a while. or they're making do with fewer hours or fewer customers or they're just trying to make ends meet that ought to compel washington to cooperate. that uth to compel washington to compromise. and it ought to compel washington to act. that ought to be enough to get all of us in this town to do the job we were sent here to

s&p's beth ann bovino is part of this group. >> i had been expecting the recovery to be slow and uneven. i have been calling it a half speed recovery for some time. unfortunately, now it's starting look like a quarter-speed recovery. >> reporter: but others are skeptical there even is a recovery. bill gross, who manages the world's largest bond fund, believes recession is likely. as quote, markets recognize the impotency of policymakers. b.n.p. paribas' bricklin dwyer is also in the recession camp putting the odds at about 70%. >> over the past week, we've become increasingly worried. the recent data has pointed to a sharper slowdown in terms of consumer confidence and manufacturing confidence, as well as the other indicators which generally show the economy has not come out of the recession as far as we would have liked. >> reporter: the main problem is that consumer spending is about half as strong as it is during a normal recovery and it's that spending that makes up 70% of economic growth. the u.s. consumer is not the only problem. there are worries about weakening global demand due

. >> hi, mary beth sheraton from the "washington post."can you give us is sense at this point of how much longer it will -- the sort of conflict is likely to go on before gadhafi leaves? i mean, three months, six months, a year? >> i wouldn't want to put a date on it. but i can tell you what the tnc hopes to be the sort of endgame. what they envision is increasing pressure on the gadhafi regime such that more and more of the leadership flee. and such that gadhafi will give up. and the pressure is political, you know, he has increasing isolation and it's isolation and as the rebels come from tripoli from the mountains up to the coast. >> if i could follow up also, it's been reported that the u.s. had suggested in its talks with the gadhafi government the possibility of gadhafi staying in the country. is that something that you're still willing to offer to them? >> well, our position is that it's a decision for the libyan people and their future government where gadhafi resides. >> in your talks with the tnc, have you gotten a sense that the

the peripheral beth problems people are going to gold that's why in the russian space i see free. stocks which are doing with their gold these are fully metal borne assault was gold we sure are we all bring attention from the side or from the rest of us. so we have for you this hour but other back with more updates in about forty minutes from our statements. in the little.

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people stories that few this hour later we report a lot but i think beth that it's easy to make her see. that it was under the military for what it was i don't think anyone would join it. probably would have videogames helped shape it superhero image of american soldier is. that sex can't be you into the elevator. a u.s. a court has ruled two americans for a private security can see. legal imprisonment and torture if proven guilty would mean the former defense secretary would be held accountable while in iraq in two thousand and think that the men do the with that on their employer for and that's criminal activity but the u.s. military responded by placing them in prison when they claim they were tortured for weeks when after being released without charge and following little think again it's probably the most should have yet to buy prosecution is until now it's gone back as is the case they gave to other missiles being held to account for. what we have to recognize is that by stripping rumsfeld of immunity for the acts of torture against american citizens this opens wide the door not o

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pentagon chief will be held personally accountable while in iraq the two men and made claims that beth was engaged in corruption it's believed that they were then detained for nine months at a military facility before being released without explanation charges a lawsuit against rumsfeld had been rejected until now by prosecutors. says the case opens the floodgates to other officials being held to account for war crimes. what we have to recognize is that by stripping rumsfeld of immunity for the acts of torture against american citizens this opens wide to do were not only for rumsfeld but for dick cheney for bush for all of those who advocated or put into place policies like the policy of torture which they call enhanced interrogation techniques euphemistically and very thinly euphemistically disguising torture which is illegal then that means all of these people could be in the dock if you try to hold pentagon officials in this case the head of the pentagon donald rumsfeld accountable for torture or other illegal acts that somehow shackles the hands of u.s. military ironically it sugge

irish prime minister david cameron defended the sentence saying they're sending a tough nefesh pardon beth again this tiny thing but lethal thorazine not forget their reign passed before condemning outlives. i think it's a bit rich coming from david cameron. and the government i mean who are many of whom are we talking about george osborne boris johnson cameron who were members of this elite oxford bullingdon club and i'll quote now one of the things they said back in ninety six was that they smashed the place up and boris set fire to the toilets i think they should take a close look at themselves and their club that they used to be part of a not for the drinking club where they would smash the places up one occasion apparently two bottles of wine were smashed by these people in a pub they don't like vandals to me so they shouldn't really go lecturing the rest of us the last thing we need is a knee jerk reaction against our ability to communicate it's quite clear we have to separate the difference between ordinary communications and those kinds of communications which involve incitement to

. >> reporter: beth israel's emergency room staffed up and preparing for the worst. are you full up tonight? they're still calling? on duty tonight, huh? >> how you doing, diane? how are you? >> reporter: so good to see you. and downtown, a homeless services shelter at capacity for those who needed it. this is a daughter who moved from california four days ago to begin her new college life. this is her mother, who stepped off a boat in the caribbean and und up here for the night. >> i mean, this is amazing. i cannot even tell you. we have everything we need. >> reporter: volunteers poured in to help. even doctors, veterinarians. coming to look after your dog while you u t some sleep. lucky dog. literally. >> try to keep them entertained and comfortable. >> reporter: and it wasn't just in new york. all along the coast, 14,000 national guard troops on the shore. families filling sandbags in annapolis. friends mopping up each other's homes in north carolina. and through the night, we read the tweets from the 65 million-person hurricane community. one of them -- "braving