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why didn't she call 911? why didn't she call the police? why was she screaming at somebody else to call the police? if she was that concerned -- >> mark, that's not fair. >> that isn't fair. >> jeff? >> you can say it's not fair. there's been nothing fair about the coverage of this case. >> she went to child welfare. i don't think that's significantly different from going to the police. >> exactly. >> if i could just -- >> she didn't scream, go to child welfare, go to child welfare. >> can i raise one thing that i think is very significant today? >> go ahead. >> mcqueary's e-mail saying, in fact, he did go to the police, i think this is a classic example of why prosecutors tell their witnesses, don't talk about the case, don't give interviews. it's frustrating to us. he is generating material for him to be cross-examined on at trial. he appears now to have told contradictory stories. >> exactly. >> that is a big problem. >> jeff, that was the other story that was out today. it's a huge problem it that you've got the person who supposedly is

the number of successful calls, the number of dropped or blocked calls -- what were the reasons for the drops, and how do you know this? could it have been faulty batteries, other interference, or software on phones? there were questions raised about the burden of proof you have to show a lack of capacity. is there a necessity? i wanted you to respond to what people said. >> the data we provided came directly from our switches. we used to have a switch at granite street in san francisco. we moved that 2 fairfield. this data was taken in the last couple of weeks of august. supervisor mar: when was the data taken? i think somebody said it was the last week of august. when was it taken? >> during the last two weeks of august, during the busy hour, which for us is between 5:00 and 6:00 in the evening. dropped calls are mainly due to people either driving out of coverage areas, or in this case we are looking at ineffective attempts. that is people's attempts to get on to the system, not dropped calls. these numbers are based on ineffective attempts, people trying to get a line and unable to

it's called "the new normal." it means that their lives are never going to be quite the same as before. >> sunday school teachers i had had as a kid growing up who kind of always celebrated my journey said, "you're not the same." and i would say, reflectively, "how am i different?" "well, you've seen things that none of us will ever see. we can see that in your eyes." >> reporter: for "religion & ethics newsweekly," i'm lucky severson in crystal city, virginia. >>> in other news, an interesting survey came out this week about voters and religion. accordg to the public religion research institute, 67% say it is very or somewhat important for a president to have strong religious beliefs. but there is concern about mormonism, the religion of mitt romney. 42% said having a mormon president would make them somewhat or very uncomfortable. there were also questions about equal opportunity. 53% said one of the country's biggest problems is that not everyone has an equal chance to get ahead. and 60% said the country would

we decided to call mr. white. >> we have several people here in the bay area who say you called them to tell them that they won the lottery. aren't you just really taking peoples' money? >> no. >> so they won the lottery? >> oh, he hung up we wanted to give mr. white another chance. >> hello? >> i think we somehow got disconnected. so... >> no. it's -- . >> in what way are these people lottery winners? did they win the lottery? are you working for a lottery? >> and that is exactly what experts say you should do when you get the calls, just hang up. we contacted them about the money packs used and they say they warned their customers. you can read the statement at abc 7 news.com and and there is an incredible amount of money they're bringing in. >> just insane people give money to someone calling like that. just hang up the phone. >> they're ruthless too,. >> they are. >> thank you. >> and there is another story, a man wanted for two bombings in the east bay may have been spotted on the east coast. the fbi i

anyone can call be anonymous and call in and say hey, i am not giving you my name. but this is what i heard about this person and would you please do something about it >> tom, why did he hire a criminal defense attorney if he is in the right? >> is that a admission of guilt. you put guys like me. >> there is no question even though we have eight kids there will be more and joe is going to have a problem with not reporting it. do you really think that with all of the investigation and complaints and mike mcquery, that paterno didn't know. >> judge you have to understand. there was only one incident alleged. >> we are talking rape. >> that occurred when sandusky oned with paterno. in 2002 he is three years removed. how much do you want the current football coach to say. >> i wouldn't want him on the campus. >> he was allowed to come to the practice with a child and still allowed to work with a second mild program and working with children. >> thank you for talking about that am. and i think the voluminous problem he had was such volume. >> would it have taken you thr

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we never called her before.he transferred her phone number from her old phone her new, fun it's a prepaid phone. >> with many of the prepaid phones they -- they allow you to port your old number over. megyn: apparently the person attempted to call deborah bradley's voicemail as well. according to our information they dialed star 82. do you know whether the person dialed in a pass code? >> if you are have been cut off most of the time you are going to get that verizon or whatever the provider saying you have been cut off. no amount of pushing buttons is going to get you in. when you are cut off, you are cut off. megyn: the last thing i want to ask you is when they say the pings show the cell phone never left 1/3 mile radius around the house, that means literally 1/3 radius. >> the phone did not leave from the radius from around that house. megyn: that's what we are hearing. thank you very much. we would move to talk to you again. a new look into the so fall "operation fast & furious" investigation. some critics c

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they called again for him to resign and called again for snap elections. mr. papandreou is saying that's a disaster. we should not be having snap elections at a time when we're trying to become an economy. the debate hasn't started yet. it will be going all day and all evening, though. nina? >> to a certain extent, jim, what we have is finally the greek people seeing eye to eye with everybody else in the european union and saying perhaps we're confused, we didn't want to referendum either, it's bad pr for us? >> reporter: it's confusion, again, interviewing people yesterday, it's humiliation. some of the newspapers here in greece, you have one that says -- one of the more populous papers, he's ruining greece until his final fall. that's from one of the tabloids. other papers are saying -- this one says, i will give you everything for my empty chair. it's mr. papandreou's i'm not still sitting here in a chair, i am leaving this government. it's not just about me and my chair. some of the more stayed newspapers like these two says the country is walking on edge,

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numbers are calling on the mayor to call on occupy protesters. >>> occupy protesters in san francisco. they marched from the federal building to wells fargo headquarters. it was time to coincide with the g20 summit. nurses are calling for a federal transaction tax, which they say could bring in billions of dollars in revenue. wells fargo responded saying it respects the rights of the americans to peacefully assemble and understands the protesters concerns. >> tonight we are learning jerry brown was the target of death threats from the mexican drug cartel while he was attorney general. under cover agents provided him with 24 hour protection. and despite orders not to, one of those agents talked to juliette goodrich about the new threat of losing their jobs. >> we are talking death threats on jerry brown and his wife. is that correct? >> yes. >> this special agent whose identity we are protecting was on the death threat security detail for then attorney general, jerry brown. >> at one time, yes, there was 24/7 protection on jerry brown. >> this agent said it was serious, viable death th

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call 1-800-sandals.ertain restrictions apply. >>> laurie fine, the wife of syracuse university associate head basketball coach bernie fine may have been aware of her husband's inappropriate acts with children. that's what she said in an audio tape recorded in 2002. the alleged victim, bobby davis, gave the tape to espn the following year. espn outside the lines aired the tape today. why is this tape the centerpiece of espn's report now if the sports network had it in its possession for some eight years? mark schwartz of espn broke this story and joins me from syracuse, new york. mark, good to see you. why are you now airing this tape? what's happened in all this time? >> as you may know, we interviewed bobby davis extensively in several locations for dozens of hours, both on the phone, on camera, and we had what we thought was a very credible story. however, what we did not have at the time was someone to corroborate the facts of his story, another alleged victim of the same abuser, the alleged abuser in

call or click today.23rd, 2012, the end of an era according to the ancient mayan calendar or some people's interpretation of it. there is fresh speculation it would also be the end of the world based on a newly revealed inscription. let's talk about it with the ingram professor of anthropology at vanderbilt, university. all the speculation about the mayans seeing the end of the world coming in late december 2012 was based on one inscription. there is all of this hub-bub because mexican authorities have volunteered yes there was a second reference found somewhere to this december date 2012, right? >> yeah. yeah, the mayan calendar, it is an important date. and there is one inscription, maybe two, but the fact is even if you believe in ancient maya religion, and i don't think too many of us do it wouldn't have been the end of the world. it would be an end of one of their great cycles of time. jon: you're not one of those -- you're not one of those who buys in -- i'm sorry we have to cut this one short. we h

she calls the proposal regrettable and out of place. that is pretty strong language from chancellor merkel. she is adamantly opposed to the idea of eurobonds. she thinks they will push of germany's borrowing costs, that they might stoke inflation, and she believes that the real focus in this debate should be on tightening the rules and increasing the pressure on eurozone governments that have been taking on too much debt. that is where she believes the emphasis will be and that is, i am share, the message she will be taking to her meeting tomorrow with the leaders of france and italy and strasbourg -- i am shirt -- i am sure. >> germany has plenty of debt as well, doesn't it? >> germany is indeed taking on even more debt even in the midst of this crisis. its total debt is 80% of gnp, which is more than allowed under european nationals, but the german economy is still doing quite well, much better than the other countries in europe. as a result, they might say that they can afford it. the government says it is committed to getting down t

is from those calls. for more on this i'm not wrong but i believe and he's an expert on political economics from the independent institute only live in washington d.c. so iran is being slapped with new sanctions but who will these sanctions actually punish. well sanctions are a blunt tool and they try to make. razor sharp but they never are and this will probably hurt the iranian people and when you when you bomb a country it unifies the population with the government even if they don't like the government but in this case we're not there yet but we're attacking them economically it has a similar effect that rally around the flag and i think it actually helps the regime because a lot of the people in iran especially the young people really don't like them in the regime and any time you take economic use economic warfare or actual warfare you're going to get a rally around the flag effect so i and sanctions i did my ph d. dissertation on economic sanctions and they're good for smart persuading nations to d

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why didn't he call the police? why didn't others at penn state call police? the chief investigator on this case joins me live today with his thoughts on that. a case of he said, she said, and a shot at the oval office maybe at stake. herman cain is set to address new allegations that he sexually harassed a woman back in the 1990s. he has a news conference scheduled for 5:00pm eastern time today. first his team coming out with a news release about the accusor the latest one, sharon bialek, outlining what they say is her long and troubled history. it's actually bialek. it's a tough last name. sheetsee been on a media blitz with her high-powered attorney gloria allred, and she is claiming mr. cain groped her while she was asking him for help finding a job and denying that the reason she's come forward now is to cash in. molly henneberg is live in washington. is it bialek. >> reporter: let's call her bialek. herman cain's campaign is going on offense sending out a press release listing six civil lawsuits in which sharon bialek was reportedly a defendant. two time

if you call it a public option the american people are split if you call it the government option the public is overwhelmingly against it they don't like it it's a great point and i'm from now on all can call of the government because it is. so called news took the bait and executive bill sammon sent out an e-mail to his team of talking heads saying friendly reminder let's not slip back into calling it the pope would gobshite always use the term government run health insurance or when brevity is a concern government option whenever possible by sheep the talking heads over at fox news obeyed frank a lot some self is quite a wordsmith back in two thousand and six luntz wrote a memo for republicans identifying certain words they should never say and instead offering replacement words as once writes in his memo sometimes it is not what you say that matters but what you don't say from today forward you are the language police from today forward these are the words never to say again and here they are this is the republican game plan actually there never say government instead you know rule

have -- >> call out meaning call in sick? exactly. sick from work and basically just leave me there stranded. i don't know who is coming in, i don't know what's going on. >> wasn't it on your schedule? >> it wasn't. >> it was supposed to be on your schedule. that's why she got to take it home. >> she got the laptop and if you have to take it home, you have to take it home. to tell me what's going on. the frustrations kept on piling up until basically mid april. >> okay. and then what happened in mid april? >> mid april, the 11th, everything basically was fine. she came in to work. laptop was there. tuesday the 12th, she said she forgot the laptop at home. i was -- bsically was the last straw. do you know what? i don't know why you have the laptop because you're not doing any work from home. so i tell her, like listen. i'm going to set up a desk top for you. bring the laptop back. wednesday we have more -- the hiring seminar again so we have the candidates coming in. guess what? ashley is not at work. >> she calls in sick agai

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yes i call this an extension of really what's your thing going on in the states with the occupy wall street but also here in europe what i've been covering the anti euro movements and also the anti growing because of course europe just as in the us is really suffering under what's being called the black hole of bits and now the g. twenty protesters have been saying this for years they really feel that they've been vindicated now with the global protests that your previous speakers have been talking about something that they've been about for years is now crystallizing across the world but if you like this g. twenty summit really brings it all together you have the world leaders you have the finance chiefs who are really responsible will persist as a safe and not just the mess that's going over the moment so this really is something where the protesters can bring all those ideas together from all parts of the world america also the middle east you've got people from the middle east coming here saying really why you are attacking us why are you attacking libya when you really need to b

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madam clerk, please call the roll. >> [roll call] mr. president, all members are present. supervisor chiu: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, could you join me in the pledge of allegiance? >> to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. supervisor chiu:, luke's -- colleagues, you should have copies of the september 20 meeting minutes. could i have a motion to approve this? those minutes are approved. are there any communications? >> i have no communications at this time. >> could you go through our consent agenda items? >> items one through five comprise the consent agenda and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote unless and member of the board or public requests an item discussed separately. supervisor cohen: item three. supervisor chiu: on the remainder. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. supervisor chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. >> there are 11 auye.s supervisor chiu: the

madam clerk, could you please call the roll? >> [roll call] mr. president, all members are present. supervisor chiu: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, could you please join me in the pledge of allegiance? >> to the republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. supervisor chiu: madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have no communications. supervisor chiu: our 2:00 p.m. special order will be scheduled until november 15, next week. could you please read items one through 11? >> items 1 through 11 constitute the consent agenda and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote. unless a member requests separate discussion of a matter. it shall be removed and discussed separately. supervisor chiu: would anyone like to sever anything from the consent agenda? madam clerk, please call the roll. >> chiu aye. chu aye. cohen aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. mirkarimi aye. wiener aye. avalos aye. campos aye. there are 11 ayes. supervisor campos: those items are approved. could you please call item 12? >> item 12, motion reversing findings th

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texts or cell phone calls in and out to herman cain's own private call. the latest one september of this year. >> shepard: it's my understanding, dale, that you called that number that you saw on that records you got herman cain, you spoke with him. how did that go down? >> yeah, we actually texted him and said give us a call. he called right back. we started talking about it and he told me that he knew her. and the interesting thing that i thought that he said was there was no affair. he called it a false allegation. he did tell me that he was helping her or had helped her financially. now, he had kind of a different tone when he went on cnn before the story aired. >> we chased all of these other rumors for two weeks before and as it turned out, they were baseless, why? because they weren't able to come up with any documentation, any proof, or anything that was credible. so we will address these when they come out but at this point i just wanted to give you a heads up, i don't have anything to hide. >> but as we said ginger white says the cell phone call