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we had to take bres. >> it is taxing on the body. >> it really is. >> you have to take bathroom breaks lot. when you got to go you got to go. ms society thinks about that when they plan their walks. there are lots of restrooms and break spots along the way. they tailor to the folks. >> you have been involved with walk ms how long? >> the first walk i participated in was 1995. i brought a shirt with me from the first walk. i walked on and off since then. >> tell me how this affected your life as far as support from walk ms as well as the national association. >> i really like participating in the walk. i like doing anything that helps the community. ms society helps so many people that live with ms. whether it is moral support or it is giving them a ride to a medical appointment or providing them with a wheelchair or any medical supplies they need. walk ms is a big fundraiser for them. >> you have a big one coming up in april. >> april 22nd is annapolis walk. i'm participating in that one with my team. i have been a member of the elite feet club for three years which is for walkers to r

bre ta and several others. did they go on anymore trips? >> i do not know about mr. neily's travel. >> you didn't know about any of his travel? >> i did not track his travel, no. >> did you know about any of his travel? did anybody tell you he had upcoming trips? >> i believe that -- summer in august there was a meeting of all of the regional commissioners in austin. i believe he was there. >> we are cutting government. we are seeing cuts to veterans. the president sees it's a big issue. there's seniors being cut. and the inspector general comes to you -- >> to the regional administrator. he said that himself. in august he informed the administrator she needed to get a handle on his travel. i had just put her into office. did the ig get it wrong? >> i did speak to the regional administrator in august of 2011. and i told her to get a handle to get control of mr. neily's travel and to perhaps get her f cfo to look at his travel. in may i went through the interim report that has the eight preplanning trips to las vegas. and exactly who was at these trips, which includes

red shirts worn by perry hall players with the words, bre, strong. they named new captain. she's a freshman and only 14 years old but she is showing the whole school how to be a team mier. her store began in late september after she just scored the winning grog -- goal in cay tonsville. >> we first thought she was dehydrated and we realized -- >> i remember her falling, and i remember us making the decision that we needed to begin cpr. >> four took turns with chest con con -- compressions. >> just witnesses that, you know, then performing cpr was traumatizing to witness. >> she went through surgery at university of the maryland where it was determined that she was born a condition to that stopped the blood flow to an artery. >> it causeed an corruption of her artery. >> reporter: doctors never picked up on the defect. >> unfortunately there's nothing that woke. she is very lucky. >> reporter: her luck started with the five people that jumped in to start cpr. she is now the team manager because she didn't want to set out. as the sun sets on this game the memories will never

bre prosecute diction one, phones and computers will know what you are thinking. >> say you are havingimaginary romance with lady gaga. could you hide it from your friend. >> it notices every time there is a news clip, you send cruising for it. it will come to the conclusion and you are a fan and if tickets become available, will offer those tickets, say, i grabbed them you have 30 seconds to make your mind up. >> using lots of data to figure out what they want. prediction number two, advertisers could finally stop flooding you with spam. >> you getting a gra elevated because they send you junk to try to guess what you want. they see you look for a pump. they give you pump ads for the next five years. >> if g-mail were like watson, ko it could filter out all the junk. >> siri, do you understand puns. >> now, can we get back to work. >> your phone doesn't need a sense of humor, it needs cameras and microphones. passwords will exist and your phone is a big reason why. >> it actually has the capable of doing facial recognition and voice recognition. it knows you are you. i can't hack your

throws it up to his buddy and now we're off to a full-out bre break away. >> how do they dunk jnchtszmight be why. as he tries to go for the layup, gets taken out. flips head over heels. look what he does to recover. of course when something embarrassing happens to you, hurry up, get up and make a fool of your even more to prove that, you know, you're okay. >> this looks really difficult. riding a unicycle, other guys bouncing into you and pushing you around? >> i really, really think that these guys should form a team and play the harlem globe trotrr globetrotters. fun to watch. >>> that's it for "right this minute." stick around, because another half hour of our show is on the way. [ laughter ]

before we bre, esident obama's appearance at this weekend' correspondents dinner here in washingto honors a tradition dating back to coige. presidents agree to spend the evening with reporters but not all that enthusiastically. >> we have so many people who have written about us and broadcast about us all together in one room like this and i thought you might like to say a few nice words to them. they're all from the press and radio and television. maybe just a friendly little greeting would do. how about just a word or two, something friendly, even one kind word? >> i'm thinking. i'm thinking. >> i had the secret service come over here this afternoon and do that usual security sweep before a presidential visit. the place was clean. no blackly. seriously, i address you as serious journalists, if i might take the liberty of exaggerating here. >> you hold me to impossible standards. i am not doing so bad. at this point in his administration, william henry harrison had been dead 68 days. >> bush 43 ca armed with a double. >> here i am, another one of these dang press dinners, could be home a

if it's confirmed, this would challenge the agency's belief that the scandal in clom bre ya two weeks ago was pan isolated incident. 12 agentses were pulled from duty ahead of president obama's visit there. seven have since resigned, one was fired, one retired and three were disciplined. today the state senate passed a bill to renew the government's main domestic violence program. the 68 to 31 bill goes to the house. the law is designed to protect children and women from abuse. this year, partisan politics stalled the debate for weeks. >>> it's a good time for women in the bay area. health, money and education. the study published by the measure of america finds that bay area women live longer, are better educated and earn more money than women in many other cities. local women live more than 84 years on around, the highest life expectancy nationwide, they're third in terms of female education, with 43% of women having at least a bachelor's degree here in the bay area. and bay area women rank second in income with the median salary of $35,000. who ranks first? washington, d.c.. >>> no

bill bre, launched it. ryan ludwig, to the wall. knocks it over. counts as a home run.f the year. tied at one for a second straight game now. we are going to extras. in the 13th inning. bases loaded, one out. jason worth. 126 million man. earns his paycheck with one hit. walk off, game winning. and nats, they're 6-2 and have won four una row. well it appears redskins captain and fan favorite, london fletcher will be back in washington this season. the two sides have report lead reached a deal, the terms of which have not been released. but the linebacker tweeted earlier tonight, redskins' fans your captain is back, hash tag, hail to the redskins. the ability to resign the 37-year-old was a big priority for the skins this off-season. the locker room leader has spent the last five seasons in washington. he has played in 224 consecutive games over 14 years. very durable. and he led the nfl in tackles last season. the redskins begin their off-season program, monday. the wizards taking their two-game win streak on the road visiting carmelo anthony and the knicks. second rema

. >> so, groupon's in a situation where it's breing into n cagori of more complex offers, and as they try to march up the food chain in terms of total ticket price, they're having trouble making that business model transition. >> reporter: today, groupon got some more bad news. the company was slapped with a lawsuit claiming it misled investors about its finances. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> tom: apple has been a hot stock for years. it's up seven-fold just since 2009. it's almost universally loved on wall street, and even with all that optimism, one analyst thinks it could have a four- digit stock price soon. >> price target is $1,000 in two years. >> tom: that's gene munster of piper jaffray. he's been following apple for many years, and even he was surprised when his analysis led him to predict apple would hit $1,000 per share in 2014. but he also said it's not hard to come up with that forecast, given apple's earnings power. >> even though it seems like a big number, the reality is their earnings power is more than enough, sufficient to them to that $1,

bre-x. you know share prices are a function of two things that are a function of price and are a function of earnings and both of those things are absolute numbers that we could look at but sentiment really determines the ratio the price earnings ratio and for the past fifteen years the sentiment toward the mining shares is just continually been negative it started with the collapse of pre-x. it started continue with some of the disastrous hedging programs in the banking system people then saw the e.t.f. easier way to have exposure to the gold sector than taking the risk of owning a mining stock and basically that's continued to this day but we're at a historic moment in time that the mining shares have never been this undervalued and i'm basically a value investor so i look at the situation and say to myself well i should just continue cumulating value because that's where basically the value is but the interesting thing is not only are the mining shares undervalued but gold is undervalued

the approval allows developer bre properties to build the properties. site is to the south of the pleasantton bart station. 75 of the 500 apartments will be set aside for low income renters. the development will help the city satisfy the terms of a lawsuit that pleasantton want fulfilling responsibilities to provide housing in the region. >>> only on 2 tonight, what appears to be a horrible case of animal abuse involving horses. the problem was, no one in charge seemed to be doing anything about it until rita williams started investigating. within the past few hours, her video and phone calls paid off. rita tells us, it now appears the horses are going to be saved. >> reporter: it's a beautiful place for such an ugly site. >> the horses are on the property over the hill over here. >> reporter: we hiked the next two miles to the top of the hill above el sobrante to see this. >> this is absolute abuse right here. this is neglect. it looks like it's walking death, and it's a young horse. it's really sad. >> reporter: quite literally skin and bones. eating

the approval allows developer bre properties to build the properties.the south of the pleasantton bart station. 75 of the 500 apartments will be set aside for low income renters. the development will help the city satisfy the terms of a lawsuit that pleasantton want fulfilling responsibilities to provide housing in the region. >>> only on 2 tonight, what appears to be a horrible case of animal abuse involving horses. the problem was, no one in charge seemed to be doing anything about it until rita williams started investigating. within the past few hours, her video and phone calls paid off. rita tells us, it now appears the horses are going to be saved. >> reporter: it's a beautiful place for such an ugly site. >> the horses are on the property over the hill over here. >> reporter: we hiked the next two miles to the top of the hill above el sobrante to see this. >> this is absolute abuse right here. this is neglect. it looks like it's walking death, and it's a young horse. it's really sad. >> reporter: quite literally skin and bones. eating grass their

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>> bre another solar energy company touted by the obama administration is seeking bankruptcy protectionr the u.s. did not meet deadline for energy department loan guarantee last year. the energy department says no taxpayer money was lost. solar trust 1,000 megawatt california project was supposed to be the world's largest solar power plant. the price of gasoline was unchanged overnight, but crude oil shot up. futures rose more than $2 to close at 105.3 a barrel. gasoline stays at $3.93 a gallon. tonight we look at how the supply affects the price and what you pay. >> reporter: they argue that drilling more would have no impact on gas prices. >> we are drilling more. we are producing more. but the fact is, producing more oil at home isn't enough by itself to bring gas prices down. >> the correlation between greater production and the price is not there. >> carney and others argue u.s. production was going up as the gas prices continue to rise and concluded there is no connection between supply and price. >> it's simply drilling more and producing more in the united states would reduce th

tell us what you know about the bre breadth of this scandal. >> if one of the prostitutes decided to blackmail one of these agents, it would have led to russian foreign attendants being allowed in to plant bug devices. that's why it is the biggest scandal in the history of the secret service. but it's not the first security breach. they did the intrusion at the white house, the party crashers, and in my book, i go into dozens of corner cutting of the secret management, ranging from letting people into events without a proper screening, it's just like letting passengers into an airplane without magnetic screening, to not keeping up to date with the latest firearms, to not even insisting that agents comply with physical fitness tests or firearms testing. they'll even ask agents to fill out some of their own test scores on these tests. >> let's go to what we've got hot right now. let's take a look. here was the president taking a look at his first reaction to the president yesterday. let's listen to the president. >> what happened here in columbia is being investigated by the director o

it is because of that there, we can take a short breath, a short bre breath, because we are just now getting to first base. we are on first base in this game of justice. we have to remain vigilant. we have to stretch our muscles, exercise every day to make it to second base. that will be we have to deal with this stand your ground issue. once we pass that, we have to get to third base, which is the trial. then, after we get to that trial, make sure all the evidence was delivered properly and fairly for both sides, for everybody. then, only then, we can come from third base and bring it on home to justice. that's why we are here. this is only first base. we must remember that. lastly, i say this, that trayvon's legacy cannot be tarnished based on people doing sick things and acting ignorant and resorting to violence or thinking ill-will. we all got to believe in our hearts that we make the system better for what we do and we have got to believe in our hearts that when we choose to do good and if we know somebody who is thinking ill-wil, tel, tell them -- >> we will take a quick break

now, drew griffin was the first reporteder er to bre reporter to figure this out. real on the ground, hard reporting? >> reporter: the secret service tried to make sure none of these names came out, erin, which made it tough. wep we knew from security the dispute happened between two rooms on the seventh floor where the agents were staying, both occupyed by secret service agents. we then were able to obtain a list of all the agents in that hotel who had checked in and noticed something interesting about knows rooms on the seventh floor. in three of the rooms, apparently, the agents involved were removed and new agents were moved into those rooms after the scandal broke. that led us to the names of those three agents. we sbrn able to tell thaw two of the agents are cleared and are going back to work. but the third agent, arthur huntington, through our sources, has now been identified at the man who had that dispute with dania suarez and apparently started this entire crisis within the secret service department. >> and what else have you been able to find out about a

often because people with such complicated investments are waiting for all the paperwork from their bre is he the only man in america trying to find ways for him to pay more in taxes? >> he may be. you wonder whether this is going to be a self-inflicted october surprise. i'm surprised he hasn't filed them now to get this story out of the way. there are going to be elements of those tax returns that are going to stir controversy. put him back in the 1% category and all the rest. i would think he would want to get that out of the way now when things are very, very fluid. his prospects actually this week look better than they did two, three weeks ago before santorum dropped out. as you know, we have two national polls out. he hasn't had that for a long time against barack obama. the white house has been saying all along this will be a close race. there is some evidence they may be right this week. >> as you know, i asked governor romney about how many years of his taxes. his dad released quite a few back when he ran for president in the '60s. listen to his answer first. we will talk on the

be fined twice the amount of profits that they expected or sought to gain from the payment of the bres. that's a ptty sstanal figure. that would clearly... if all of the allegations in the story were true, that could clearly run into a very significant sum of money. but obviously we have to wait and see what the investigation brings out. >> woodruff: professor joseph hoffman, indiana university school of law, we thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> ifill: our latest story about the dropout crisis and efforts to keep students in school comes from the midwest. special correspondent john tulenko of learning matters television profiles one school district that altereits whole approach toward at-risk students. it's part of our ongoing "american graduate" project. >> reporter: in shelbyville, indiana 17-year-old kayla owsley lives a very grown up life- caring for her two-year-old daughter, bailey. >> at the end of 7th grade, that's when i found out that i was pregnant. and it was hard to think that i could even be a mom, but i am and i'm a good one. >> reporter: she stayed in school an

direction and come back around to the south and southwest, and once we get that warmer s eer southerly bre allow temperatures to jump into the upper 50s and low 60s today, whereas right now for the clouds outside, morning temperatures are in the mid to upper 40s. here is your sunday planner. we should be sneaking up to the 60s. on the whole, a mild and dry day, which will finish up with a chance for light showers late this evening into the early morning hours of your monday. nothing to worry about in the short term. a dry morning and a dry afternoon coming. these rain showers out here across parts of ohio, indiana, and kentucky. the bulk will miss down to the south. and the showers are coming in our direction, about 12 hours away. put that in the back of your mind for planning purposes today. high pressure moving off the eastern seaboard, and we will get at least a couple breaks of sunshine late morning through midafternoon, and then at 7:00 this evening, that's the beginning of the rain chances. by 6:00 on monday morning, all that is gone. and then a breeze sets up shop. that will bring c

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bre a healthy way with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. teeth two shades whiter and two times stronger. ♪ listerine® whitening... power to your mouth. >>> class smith live from d.c. let me get your take on this conversation because you said in the beginning you broadly support this strategy. and it is hard to -- first of all, in order to have the debate on the policy, which we're not having at all, if you look at the videos and you shake the hands of the people that we are killing or innocent and then conclude that that's worth it, that's one thing. but we're not even in that step. do you think the cost is worth it? is it your feeling about the approach? >> i think the cost is exceedingly high. more than boots on the ground or drones in the air, the idea that we're going ah to have civilian collateral cost is a constant. war is an ugly, ugly thing. but, as i said in the break, i always go back to fight for it. so over the last several years, we have seen a near december maciol. i think that leaves this country a bit safer, even though ther

and say good morning to our team bres this morning. peter has another day off today. dan henning is ably flying the 747. with the assistant of stevie lee webb who is out on a coffee run. >> getting the tea. >> cyprian boldting, our videographer and the man who brings the cameras to you and makes us look halfway decent. on television every morning. great to see you today. we're going to keep going for this hour, talking about jobs and the new economic report. a little development on the political front over the weekend. newt gingrich finally stopping the fluster. finally admitting that he's in pretty serious trouble politically, finally recognizing he won't be the nominee. he is $5 million in debt. he's trying to make nice, nice to mitt romney and newt saying over the weekend after all -- despite all the things i said about him, the ugly names i called mitt romney, he's now my best friend. >> mitt romney ends up as republican nominee, i will work as hard for him as i would for myself. >> bill: as hard as he would for himself. sam will be along to talk jobs. also, tom b

in a show of defiance, anders behring pr ing bre ing breivik emotion.ght people in oslo. then he travelled to a nearby island and opened fire. 69 people died there including teenagers and young adults. >>> president hamid karzai, the afghan president, is blaming nato for a series of deadly attacks by insurgents that lasted nearly 18 hours. explosions rocked central kabul earlier today just hours after periodic bursts of gunfire that lasted well into sunday night. the attacks targeted a district that houses government offices and allied embassies including the u.s. embassy. karzai isn't the only one pointing the finger at the united states. senator john mccain says withdrawing troops from afghanistan increases the danger for american troops still fighting the war. >> every time the president announces another withdrawal, his military commander said it increases the risk. that's what we're seeing here. >> the violence killed eight members of the afghan security force and four civilians. despite the troop drawdown, there are currently 90,000 american troop

. >> bre anna keilar is live in washington. so many new developments. there's been a lot of talk of drug testing. did they actually find drugs in the rooms? >> so far there's no evidence zoraida that there were drugs in the room. there have been reports the secret service is aware they've investigated in fact, in colombia, investigators have talked to maids who serviced the room and the maids told them they didn't find any evidence of it. we know that mark sullivan, the head of the secret service, considers drug testing to be very much in his arsenal of resources here. and that some of the secret service agents have objected to the idea that there's reasonable cause for there to be drug tests. we also know that each of these men were given the opportunity for a polygraph test. the idea being that some have said they didn't know that these women were prostitutes. but we've also heard from critics who say that doesn't matter. it was still a security risk to bring them to the hotel. >> and you mentioned sullivan. there are calls for him to be ousted saying

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