also worked the night shift on the gender disorder ward at brook view.. it ain't right. water under the bridge. it's done. well, thanks for... looking out. nurse leonard is waiting. right. you coming, boss? as i said, i barely remember that girl. you were zapping so many patients at brook view, it's hard to keep them all straight. we know about the other zombies the hospital churned out. three to be exact. all under your care. it was horrible what they were doing to those young people. terrible. you just stood by and let it happen. doctors don't listen to nurses. it was out of my hands. then why did you quit? after sam died, you just ran for the hills. i didn't run for any damn hills. my whole life i've been holding my tongue watching men make mistakes. but i begged dr. kearns to stop. but doctors don't listen to nurses. i truly thought that we were helping in the beginning. but sam had so much fight in her. they did everything they could to snuff it out. and one more time. pull out your chair. lower yourself slowly into the seat. don't plop. excellent p

all right, then verse 15, "then i went up in the night by the brook and viewed the wall and turned backand entered by the gate of the valley and then returned." verse 16, "the rulers knew not whether i went or what i did, neither had i as yet told it to the jews or the priests (who remember now have been there for about oh, almost a hundred years, building and rebuilding the temple) nor did the nobles nor the rulers" did they know anything that he had been out surveying what needed to be done. all right, now verse 17, now i'm doing all this so that you'll get a vivid picture of how desolate jerusalem was even though they'd been there a hundred years working on the temple. but so far as the secular end of the city, it was a shambles. okay? verse 17, "then i said unto them, you see the distress that we are in? how jerusalem lieth (what?) waste?" waste. it wasn't a thriving city. "and it lieth waste. the gates are burned with fire. come let us build up the wall of jerusalem that we be no more a (what?) a reproach." what does that mean? why, you don't even have a wall to defend your cities.

the prosecution, of course, has a very different view. brooke?ain, we are awaiting for bradley manning to testify. we know you're watching closely. barbara starr, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the one and only anchor man. ron burgundy has a tell-all book coming up. everything you ever wanted to know about staying classy. back after this. vo: getting your car serviced at meineke, smart. saving time by booking an appointment online, even smarter. online scheduling. available now at meineke.com. >>> if you have been ignoring apple stock during its recent fall from grace, it's time to pay attention. because apple is on a tear. up more than 2% just today. topping 500 bucks a share for the first time since late january. why is this happening? let me tell you, one single tweet. here is christine romans. christine? >> brooke, apple shares are in just about everybody's 401(k)s. one of the most widely held stocks in the world. now a billionaire investor wants you to know, hey, he owns it, too. carl icahn sent a tweet yesterday saying he currently own

the libya issue where he opposed the nato bombing and that's carried over into his views on syria as well. >> peter brooks, i'm going to give you the last word. you have the first word. i'm going to give you the last month. on friday, correct me if i'm wrong -- >> two plus two. >> secretary state kerry is going to be there, our defense minister is going to be there. if those guys come out, if kerry comes out with some soft statement, that will just be the end of it. that would just undercut this entire action. do you think john kerry will hang tough? >> i think he's going to have to be very careful in what he says. i don't expect much to come out of these meetings, especially with the cloud over the obama/putin relationship and snowden still hanging out there. snowden could kick snow at any time he wants. >> he could do it in the next week, during the g-20. you know, the united states doesn't have to go to the olympics. the winter olympics in february, we don't have to go there. i think that's a more sensible boycott than the g-20. but you're right. putin could change at any time. i'm going to wait for th

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from a strategic standpoint, brooke, to your point about this being the most announced military strike ever, in my view president is going to go, he should do it now. and then after that, if we assume that there's going to be additional action taken, let's remember, there are no boots on the ground. this is not going to be a long process of engagement. the way it was in iraq. if that changes, then he does have to come back, consult and have a vote with congress. >> maria cardona and liz mair, thank you both. >>> coming up next, we will take you inside the mind of this leader in syria, including his mood swings and his temperament and how he might react to an american strike. hear from someone who has met with bashar al assad multiple times. [ tires screech ] [ beeping ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned... mercedes-benz for the next new owner. ♪ hurry in to your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for 1.99% financing during our certified pre-owned sales event through sept

view emerging with "the new york times" reporting this. mr. obama's decision received support from republicans and democrats. stroke talbot, deputy secretary of state under bill clinton and president of the brookingsw meeting would have been more happy talk than merited. ambassador john bolton weighing in on at controversy last night when he went "on the record" with greta van susteren. >> canceling this meeting has all the impact on putin of obama fluttering his eyelids. it is purely symbolic. gregg: joining us now, brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. mike breen, executive director of the truman national security project. mike, let me start with you. surely put teen knew obama would cancel if i gave snowden asylum which is probably why putin did it. why not, if you're the president of the united states, do just the opposite. meet with putin, confront him face-to-face? give him a tongue-lashing, criticize him publicly? why not that? >> the president is right he carries with his office the strength and prestige of the united states of america. if you want to sit across the table one-on-one with the president of united states you have to earn that honor. and putin has

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