carry permit holders. by contrast, this amendment allows states to opt out of h.r. 822's federal granted reciprocity and it provides that only states that choose to pass laws implementing the legislation must recognize out-of-state concealed carry permits. this amendment would in effect just continue the status quo and so it would be of no help to individuals with concealed carry permits. since -- since 2004 police officers have enjoyed the right to use a concealed carry permit to take a firearm across state lines. mrs. mccarthy: will the gentleman yield? mr. smith: i'd like to complete my statement, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman from texas controls the time. mr. smith: since 2004 police officers have enjoyed the right to use a concealed carry permit to take a firearm across state lines. and in 2010 president obama signed legislation to include other law enforcement personnel who can take advantage of this ability. it is ironic that some of these groups now want to deny the same right to law-abidi

officers, than open carry. what led to the bill coming out of committee with a a concealed carry focus? >> i think, mr. wood y'all, -- woodal, you have 49 states with concealed carry so that's the most common type of permit allowed, the most common way for an individual to possess firearms and ways other than what is usually allowed by law. you have 40 states already that offer some type of former reciprocity. when you're looking at the figures, 40-49, you might as well have something that fits everybody and have a consistent standard. >> i think about my friends in illinois who do not have the right to carry, but you go to indiana, you have a business there you can get an out office state permit. iowa allows for a nonresident permit. how does this legislation deal with holders of nonresidence permit? if i'm a holder of a florida nonresident permit, is that florida nonresident permit then recognized in the other jurisdictions, just not my home jurisdiction? >> in the case of illinois, illinois has chosen not to

concealed-carry weapons. with this bill that all goes away. this bill is so bad that it even allows drug dealers convicted of selling drugs to minors to carry a concealed weapon. california would not allow it because such permits can only go to those of good moral character. but under this law we would have to accept the concealed weapon permit for every other state that allows weapons to these drug dealers. i offered an amendment in judiciary committee to stop this, but those on the other side of the aisle voted it down. with this bill, a person who endangers the lives of our children will be allowed to carry a concealed loaded gun nationwide and you would be powerless to stop it. it is the individual states that are in the best position to determine how to best protect its citizens. i strongly urge my colleagues to vote no on this dangerous bill. mr. smith: i'd like to yield 15 seconds to the gentleman from arizona, mr. franks. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 15 seconds. mr. franks: mr. chairman,

i think conceal carry is a little more dangerous for officers than open carry. what led to this bill coming out of committee with a conceal carry focus instead of carry? >> i think there was one situation where we know where -- we believe we know where country is going. 49 states have conceal carry so clearly that's the most common type of permit allowed, most common way for an individual to possess firearms in ways other than what is usually allowed by law. you have 40 states who offer some type or form of reciprocity, 40, 49, you look at the numbers you may as well have something that fits everyone and you have a consistent standard. >> i think about my friends in illinois who don't have the roit to carry and i feel for them, but i know you can go over the border in indiana, if you have a business there you can get an out-of-state permit in indiana, iowa, allows for nonresident permits. how does this legislation deal with holders of nonresident rmits? if i'll an illinois resident, holder of a florida nonresident permit, is that florida nonresident permit then

a gun to a public carrying, easier to carry a loaded gun to an nfl stadium, easier to carry a gun into your supermarket or temple or church. what in the world -- how can we ever explain that to people who have had gun deaths in their family? the horrible shooting of our colleague wouldn't have been stopped with the passage of today's bill and no one's made safer by allowing guns into public space. but since last january congress has not considered a single piece of legislation. it would make it harder for a mentally ill individual to get a gun. we have done nothing at all to make sure another nightmare like the one in tucson doesn't visit our country again, leaving innocent children, men and women victims to a loaded gun. and yet the only person we care about here is the gun owner. the only explanation we are considering would make it more convenient to carry your gun even in states that don't want it. realizing this fact really puts the morality of this agenda into perspective. we should be -- mr. mcgovern: i yield an additional one minute. ms. slaughter: thank you. congress should be

i think conceal carry is a little more dangerous for officers than open carry. what led to this bill coming out of committee with a conceal carry focus instead of carry? >> i think there was one situation where we know where -- we believe we know where country is going. 49 states have conceal carry so clearly that's the most common type of permit allowed, most essmon way for idividual to .. firearms in ways other than what is usually allowed by law. you have 40 states who offer some type or form of reciprocity, 40, 49, you look at the numbers you may as well have something that fits everyone and you have a consistent standard. >> i think about my friends in illinois who don't have the roit to carry and i feel for them, but i know you can go over the border in indiana, if you have a business there you can get an out-of-state permit in indiana, iowa, allows for nonresident permits. how does this legislation deal with holders of nonresident permits? if i'll an illinois resident, holder of a florida nonresident permit, is that florida nonresident permit then recogni

after that, look at the national right to carry pepper sauce -- represent -- national right to carry bill. and then jan withers of madd about their latest on driving report. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning and welcome to this edition of the "washington journal." today is saturday, november 19. we began by looking at several stories involving the former speaker of the house of representatives, newt gingrich. this headline from "to help" this morning. for the first 45 minutes, we will be talking about the former house speaker and whether or not he is gaining momentum in the gop race to represent the party in the presidential election in 2012. if you want to get involved in the conversation, give us a call. the telephone numbers are on the screen. if you have called us in the last 30 days, today would be the day to put down the funds and pick up the keyboard and get in touch with us electronically. you can do that twa's spare you can send us an e-mail. -- you can do that two ways. you can send us an e-mail. you can also use twitter. this is the story it appeared -- th

carrying member of the concealed carry bandwagon. i've got my georgia carry permit here in my pocket. i have since i was 22 and living in a neighborhood that i thought i needed some self-protection living in. this is a discussion that this body has been trying to have for about 15 years. as long as i remember watching congress this bill has been knocking around in congress and no one has ever brought it to the floor of the house, despite a broad bipartisan majority of the body co-sponsoring it. i've always wondered why. because, for pete's sakes, if it's something that the majority of the body is going to co-sponsor, it ought to be something the majority of the body is going to support and we ought to bring it to the house floor and let the house work its will. i'm still struggling with the underlying legislation but i appreciate this leadership and this rules committee for bringing the bill to the floor when more than a majority of the house is co-sponsored it and i appreciate this leadership and this rules committee for giving us 1

it would permit people to carry concealed firearms to recognize other states very it concealed carry permits. hr 822 does not affect state laws gathering -- governing how fire arms are carried. a person entering another state, must apply with other laws within that state. studies show that carrying concealed weapons reduces violent crime rates by deterring would-be assailants and by allowing law abiding citizens to defend themselves. in 1997 a study published by john lotton, -- estimated that when state concealed handgun laws went into effect in the county, murray's fell by 7% and aggravated assaults fell by a similar percentage. the study has been replicated and the results confirmed by other scholars. this bill simply allows americans to travel to take their second amendment rights with them. congress previously passed laws to prevent certain active duty and retired law-enforcement officers to carry concealed weapons into other states. this bill extends the same ability to all law abiding citizens. hr822 is such a -- subject to a legislative hearing and was considered and approved

allow concealed carry. madam speaker, this rule should be passed unanimously as should the underlying bill. i yield back the balance of my time. >> the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts. >> i ask unanimous consent to insert in the record the dissenting views from the judiciary committee entitled loosening restrictions on the carrying of concealed guns and public does not improve public safety. >> without objection. >> i'm happy to yield two minutes to the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. boren. >> the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized for two minutes. >> i rise today in support of h.r. 822, the national right to carry act of 2011. the second amendment of the united states constitution provides citizens with the individual right to keep and bear arms. this right enables americans to use firearms for self-protection, for hunting, and other lawful activities. h.r. 822 would guarantee that individuals who are legally licensed to carry a concealed weapon in their home state could also leg

and we were carrying, i don't know, on that trip we were maybe carrying 80 or 90 pounds of water and moving it out to the sand and then we'd drop a cache and then go back and get more water and drop a cache. we were trying to get to the sea of cortez, that was one of the things on our mind, but this landscape, it starts turning your mind inward or outward or it gets hard to tell which way it turns it because it's a psychological place. there's no end to your horizons. the sky is infinite, the sand is infinite. it's hard to keep your focus because you are constantly using peripheral vision looking all around you. it doesn't matter which way you walk after a while, you are just wandering. and so on the first trip out there, we didn't get to the sea because we just ended up wandering. it happens out there. you have a plan but the landscape becomes beautiful in a way that you weren't expecting and you start disappearing into it. you start forgetting why you are going in one direction. you start thinking, no, i just want to see that shadow over there and spend time there and then i want t

carry-ons have also become a very serious issue.k strassmann reports. >> reporter: that 25 dollar fee to check a bag not only adds to the cost of your flight. it also raises a security concern at airport checkpoints. a surge in carry-on bags from passengers trying to avoid that fee. the transportation security administration says passengers carried on 59 million more bags last year than the year before, and this year, the number of carry-ons will jump another 28 million, to nearly 90 million more bags. john pistol is the head of the tsa. 9 million more carry-on bags than two years ago. how much has a difference has that made to more screening? >> it, obviously, takes more time in two areas. one is the sheer volume of the carry-on bags but then, two, most are fairly densely packed because people are trying to get everything in. >> reporter: does it also increase the chance that a security officer might miss something? >> well, there is always that possibility. >> reporter: but the airline industry's bottom line increasingly depends o

. >> qaeda is unclear how a group was able to carry -- it is unclear how a group was able to carry out hate crimes for years. this has been a controversial issue for years. the state government has set up an investigatory committee headed by retired federal judge. he will be trying to find out why the three neo-nazis were able to form an underground organization that was later based in this house. the neo-nazis cell has also been linked to an attack in 2004 that injured 22 people. now other unsolved attacks are being reexamined. >> we will have more on this story and far right violence in germany coming up a little later. what can be done now at the national level to make it harder for far right extremists to organize? angela merkel's christian democrats met today and voted to push for a ban on the far right npd party. >> delegates voted unanimously for a motion to examine banning in the youth are right party by law. there are still many -- banning the far-right party by law. there's still many questions to be answered. >> we need to find out why and how this could happen in our countr

of passengers carried on more bags last year than the year before and this year the number of carry-onsl jump to another several dollars. >> how much of it and have been made to the screening? >> one is the sheer volume of the carry-on bags but number two, they are fairly densely packed because they are trying to get everything in. >> but does that also increase the chance the security officer might miss something? >> there's always that ended like chance. >> the top $3.4 billion generated by trackback keyes, the airline would be in the red. >> that these coming from services that are offered to customers is actually melted with small but necessary to help me are lined to maintaining profitability at all. >> the agency estimates getting all the additional carry-ons cost $260 million per year. jeff freeman as the vice president of the us trouble association. he said airlines should be required to let passengers check one bag for free. >> the fact is we have to look at this tsa checkpoints and have to take some of the pressure of this checkpoint to improve the security and exultation of t

can you carry your wife to victory? >> well? >> our correspondent gives it a try. >>> i guess that's actually a form of couples therapy. so, my question to you, is that something you would do with your wife, bianca? >> i'm not sure my wife would let me do this? it would be very easy for me because my wife is very slender. >> yes. >> that's the right thing to say. >> you just won a ton of points. >> did i? >>> also in the what would you do category? what would you do if there was a bear in your backyard trying to attack the family dog? would you try to fend off the bear? >> we're all pet lovers. i think we would do the same thing. ron shaking his head, saying no way. okay. ron weighing in on this. >>> also this morning, a serious story. where is baby sky? the missing 2-year-old's mother is under suspicion. and now, his father is speaking out. plus, new answers from the police about whether he could really have been kidnapped when the mother's car broke down. they test out her theory. >> we get to that in a few minutes. >>> we hav

for meth. >> carrie and i got close, writing each other.with each other. sit down and talk to each other all the time. carrie would look at each other and be content. >> we are just friends kind of right now. she likes me more than that. i do have a husband that is in prison. we're not going to be together anymore. he almost killed me. so, i -- i am anti-men right now. >> for kimbro, the friendship with dailey has benefits. >> her mom puts money on my books every week. her mom sends me books. that's something we are going to do. >> daly who came to jail because of an inappropriate relationship with a minor, sees 28-year-old kimbro as a step in the right direction. >> it's weird because our age difference is kind of a gap. she is about seven years older than me. that's different from, anything i have, anyone i have dated before obviously. but we have gotten really close. i know pretty much anything about her, like, if you asked me i would know it. >> but there are some things dailey doesn't know. >> i don't think that i will carry on a relat

to they are suspected of carrying out a set 8 -- they are suspected of carrying out a spate of racially motivated murders. >> we need to examine the intelligence services whole way of working the extreme right wing sane -- scene. there is a fundamental flaw. the of the means to be changed. >> politicians have had difficulty getting any answers to their questions on this issue. no one from the intelligence service appear before the parliamentary committee on tuesday. many are asking what role informant's played. the intelligence services have many malls in the neo-nazi scene. three suspects were one of the biggest extreme right-wing groups. its leader was a paid informer for the intelligence service. >> they work with the intelligence service. they report to the intelligence service and their pay a lot of money for that. wing racists and information they provide must be examined carefully. and >> the intelligence service and the police are facing huge criticism of their handling of this case. there is already talk of restructuring the whole system. >> this terrible series of murders has

carry permit to carry a concealed firearm in all states that allow them for lawful purposes. let me be clear, if your state bans concealed firearms, then this law will not affect that ban. this bill does not change any state laws about when and where you can carry a concealed firearm. this bill does not create a new federal licensing system. it simply reinforces our second amendment rights and makes the laws more fair for law-abiding gun owners. as a strong supporter of the second amendment, i believe we must pass the national right to carry reciprocity act now and i urge my colleagues to join me in voting for the bill. the chair: the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: i yield to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey, bill pascrell, 1 1/2 minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. . >> thank you, mr. speaker. the ranking member, mr. chairman. i had to make a choice on this bill. mr. pascrell: where whether i would support a disputable constitutional issue about whether you can by law carry a concealed weapon or move towards the other side to t

was just like, man, for a young person to have to do this every day and carry -- to be carrying whatevery're carrying and doing work back and forth, never know what could happen, what's going to happen, what's going to come out from whatever corner into now in haiti because of the structure and the life people do go out and fetch water, but you have a 10-year-old with a five gallon bucket on her head doing this a couple times a week. she's also not living with her biological grandmother. that's where we learned a lot of the abuse comes from. so this woman doesn't see this child that's part of her family, part of her so it's easier to target or project a lot of the abuse on to this child because even though she's with her grandfather, she's not part of that family. >> how you doing? >> fabiola understands the culture and understands the dignity not just of the children, but of the families. that is very, very important because she's able to work with the families and be able to slowly pull them out. >> first of all, i wanted to see like what type of human being i thought he was. you know,

motion carries. >> the next item is regular business. discussion of possible action to authorize the general manager to enter into equipment lease purchases with bank of america not to exceed $8,291,070.87 in qualified energy conservation bonds and $6,600,000 in new, clean grenoble energy bonds for installation of qualified equipment in the office building project at 525 golden gate ave. and authorized legislation to the board of supervisors for review and approval. >> good afternoon. i am the deputy chief financial officer. i have a few slides, mr. secretary. we have two requests before you today bundled as one item. we have to capital financing requests for green-related projects within the enterprise. we have project budgets that have been improved over the past couple of years. they require financing at this time. it has been about three years since we last shared with you capital financing. the last one was in 2008. we'll just go on. we have about 14 $29 million in project expenditures that will

so why has he started only one game and not carried the ball more? >> i like alu.ing some great things. i don't want to put a lot of pressure on him. he's not ready for that. he is gaining experience and i like what i see. >> it's easier to finish a game than start it and finish something you began instead of starting something fresh. either way, i'm happy. >> hockey now, bruce is holding everyone accountable this season. i do mean everybody. even if your name is alex. it was ovechkin in november. it was semon last night. after falling behind 2-0 with no in the lineup. brooks, third power play goal. proved to be the game winner in a 4-3 victory. this morning, one of phone line players line -- of the nine. see what he says about being benched the night before. >> we'll see the response when we see him return a game. >> have you tried to talk to him? >> we talked to him a bit this morning. >> i'm undecided. on any lineup situation tomorrow. >> mike agrees with what bruce is doing. tomorrow night, caps host the jets. brian is back with more of the edge right after thi

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the yao brothers carry south on green mount avenue t has ban site several shootings. now some members want that restaurant shut down. we have more on the story. this has some history. >> it does, charlie. the victim of the family gathered near the restaurant, appealing for the police. police released this video of the suspects. two, as you can see, are wearing masks. the seconds before shooting and killing jones junior. a security guard was killed during a robbery last year. detectives armed, went door to door in the hopes of finding someone who saw something. they returned to the seen and the violence prompted a call to rerote the carry out or shut it down. >> it was halloween, my grand kids were coming but the overall thing i got sidetracked. he went down there to get the food. >> we're going to meet with the ownerss and tell them we cannot have this any more as a target t may not -- it may not be there but it is the wrong thing at the wrong time. >> reporter: anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers at 866-7-lock- up. >>> a woman was found guilty of

i think they are braad new ak-47s they were carr" carrying."ultimately a awsuit. 3&p purdue university studdnt-- fighting for the right to carry a gun to class. class.zach briggs - whh sits on the school's student government - says campus would be safer if everyone could ccrry guns.he even insists a concealed carrier could have stoppeddthh virgina tech massacre..ow he's presenting a resolltion that would let students carry the weapons if they pass an 8-hour safety course..an idea getting mixed revieww on campus. briigs says: "students, staff and faculty, if thhy have the proper state licensing, should be able to also be licensed by purdue to carry a handgun." butstege says: "if i tookk n 8 hour course and i had a gun i would feee a little bit saferr but i just doo't think hat's pight."williams saas: "i don't jjst hhve a guu, you know, because i feee like crime rates would go up." up."the resoluuioo would have to be approved bb the student government, the university senateeand purdue's board of trustees. a milwaukee woman flips offfa driver in t

come on. >> carrie, it's been great.. >> november 8th the country music awards which you will host with carrie underwood. that is a bit of a result isn't it? >> definitely. this is our fourth year and it's so much fun. >> how does your wife feel about the fact you keep cohosting with carrie underwood? >> she is good with that. >> how many times will you do it before doubt starts to creep in? >> we also just had a big hit, a duet called "remind me" which is great. we're both happily married if i'm mrs. paisley i'm like what is going on here? >> thankfully you're not mrs. paisley. i am really happy about that. >> you've won how many cmas then? >> i don't know. >> literally so many -- >> somewhere around 12 or 13. >> how important is the award process to you? >> it's all i do this for. i'm kidding. >> i would love it if that was your honest answer. >> wouldn't that be something? finally be honest. there are certain nights of the year when it feels like that's what you're doing it for but other than that the next morning you

the carry out is no stranger to violent crime. back in august of 2010, 72-year- old charles bowman was killed in a similar way. his attackers getting away with less than $20 in cash. >> for something like this to happen is devastating for all of us. >> and about one year earlier in march of 2009, three men were shot in front of the carry out. two of them died. >> there was a triple shooting. two of the victims ended up dying. >> the day after bowman's carter, 19 detectives canvassed the neighborhood of passing out fliers for help. tuesday, there was no sign of police activity. records indicate some financial problems in jones' past, but no police record. residents say they are disappointed that the carry out is still open. back in april of 2010, they asked city leaders to have it shut down. now it seems the call is starting up again. councilwoman mary clarke told 11 knew she has received a number of phone calls since monday night's murder and will work to call a resident of years. >> again at this point, police have no suspects in

in secret meanwhile israel has also carried out an operation using an air base and then you're. seeing if warplanes can go in there and come back in preparation for an attack on iran wind needs or is allowing israel's use its base in sardinia for this purpose i don't know perhaps william he can explain but instead we have the power which is used weapons america britain which is currently replacing its nuclear weapons trident and israel with its illegal and the secret nuclear program and a country which is said it would use nuclear weapons if it was facing defeat in a war with one of its arab states ganging up against iran and i think the danger is that if that route is not creating nuclear weapons it may well do saw in response to the continuing war drums been breached in western capitals and. tel aviv. as you're watching the weekly here on r.t. let's do a quick course and check out some other stories from around the globe this hour the leader of russia's orthodox church of patriarch kirill has begun a peacemaking visit to syria for talks with president president assad he called

an alert staff member spotted him carrying a gun in his backpack. he shot and wound the man after he pulled out the gun and threatened officers in the computer will be a. >> i was working on the computer and i heard shots and some screaming -- >> i heard somebody say drop the gun and i heard some shots after that. >> investigators still don't know why he brought a gun to the business school and it is still not clear ifs a school. >>> they have applied for a special events run program. he reportedly add the -- asked the city to wave any fees. they are looking into whether they are approving the permit. many have come with restrictions including and occupied permit which is good for 15 days and then they have to reapply. makes sure you stay with us for continuing coverage. you can go to our website www.ktvu.com for the very latest. >>> a stockton family is asking what went wrong after a four- year-old boy died in oakland. live at the hospital after a boy game in for a dental procedure. >> reporter: germane came here to the research center in oakland t

can you carry your wife to victory? well, our correspondent gives it a try. >>> i guess that's actually a form of couples therapy. so, my question to you, is that something you would do with your wife, bianca? >> well, i'm not sure my wife would let me do this. but let me say on the record, it would be very easy for me because my wife is very slender. >> yes. >> yes. you just won a ton of points in the couples therapy land. >> did i? >>> also in the what would you do category? what would you do if there was a bear in your backyard trying to attack the family dog? would you try to fend off the bear? that's what this woman did. we're going to hear from her. >> we're all pet lovers. i think we would do the same thing. to witness your pet being attacked. ron shaking his head, saying no way. okay. ron weighing in on this. >>> also this morning, a serious story. where is baby sky? the missing 2-year-old's mother is under suspicion. and now, his father is speaking out. plus, new answers from the police about whether he could r

most of all, they're very inferior and that carries them through into adulthood.come adult have very little skills, they're illiterate and they don't have social skills. they're not integrated into haitian culture. >> haitian law dictates that children should be allowed to go to school so when you're keeping children out of school and forcing them to be at home and work, that becomes a form of child slavery. there are over 200,000, if not 300,000 kids living in restavek conditions which have high, high probabilities of slave-like or genuine exploitation. >> this is an area that's called tapi whoosh we located 2,000 children living in restavek in the area alone and tapi, which was one of them. you can see there's a lot of children in this area, a lot of young people, a lot of kids with bottles getting water. there is no running water in the homes in haiti so water is a very important basic need so that child could be going up two, three, four times a day fetching water and it's not next door. she's going miles. [ speaking foreign language ] she goes at 12:00, she g

carry -- fanny pack. not only should women get a concealed permit, but they should get a fanny pack to keep it in which is phenomenal advice. >> they can keep mace in their shoulder pads and perhaps taser in their teased bangs. >> you know i have a good friend on this show frequently who carries his gun in a fanny pack. it doesn't alarm people and you can have it here and you can pull it out and shoot somebody. it is the best way to carry a gun. >> i can tell you a story about the time he was held up at gunpoint and the balloons. >> congratulations, viewers. i am not geting in on this joke. >> you know if it involves bob beckle and balloons there has to be something that is not helium. >> remi, you are allegedly a woman. do you agree with the sheriff? >> allegedly? >> i'm kidding. you have a gun, right? >> no, i don't have a gun. >> way to tell all of these muggers out there you don't have a gun. >> or does she? >> thank you, jesse. i know how to shoot a gun. but i think the county sheriff is out of his m

out here. >> how can i not at least carry my weapon in my truck? >> i do not think it is in the interest of public safety. >> he has a permit to carry he just cannot bring his gun to school. >> i think it is great that we can come out tear and have an intelligent discussion. >> it may not change my mind, but it opened my eyes. >> people had -- i do not feel it. >> campus police were on hand to make sure the visitors did not take their guns into any building. his daughter was killed and the shooting massacre at virginia tech. school spokesman says the university has no plans to change its policy and urged demonstrators to take their battles to lawmakers in richmond. >>> we turned out to be herman cain controversy tonight. a plan is in the works to bring the republican presidential candidate accuser's together. bennett says he hopes to release details about the allegations stem. he is planning a joint news conference with the first accuser to come forward and her celebrity attorney. >> as soon as we can get it together with the other people. it is ju

it's a serious offense that carries a maximum penalty of life in prison.charge against the man who fired several shots outside the white house in the clinton administration. what discreetly service said is they talked to two friends of ortecha's who have known him in idaho. 1 said he is agitated over recent months and concerned that there is a government experience against him and he wanted to hurt president obama and referred to him as i quote from court documents, as the anti-christ and told his friend that ortega said to kill him. a second has known ortega for six years said his opinions about the president have grown worse and he called obama the devil and said obama needed to be taken care of. that's the essence of the charge here. it is attempted assassination and legally it doesn't matter whether the president was in the white house or not. he was not there at the time. the point of the government is that this was the intent that ortega had and he went to the white house and one question these do you means answer is how it was possible that he was a

he carried it by ten points. i suspect it might be what happens. unless there's some improvement in the economy, it's going to be very difficult for him. but it looks like things might be moving in the right direction, that could help him. >> real quick, i think the odds are very high. for all of the reasons that you discussed that barack obama will not match the meager 42% of the vote that he won among blue collar whites in pennsylvania last time. he lost the suburban counties outside of pittsburgh by twice the margin that john kerry did. i think the key for him in pennsylvania, and maybe the whole country, is going to be be white collar whites who have been more supportive of him in the past. in pennsylvania they moved sharply away among barack obama carried 52% of them in 2008, they moved sharply away from sestak in 2010. if he can't recapture those voters in 2012, given with the blue collar whites very hard to win pennsylvania. if he doesn't win pennsylvania, thoords get to 2070. >> sestak came close in a mod

. >> two days after murder of a baltimore city carry out some of police ripleys surveillance video showing that act caught on video. we will show it to you next. -- police release of the surveillance video showing that act caught on video. >> our big story, he will not be executed. a jury sentence made him eligible for parole, but walter bishop jr. will be in prison for a long time. >> barry sims has the latest on today's sentencing. >> he received two life sentences, one from the jury and the other from the judge. >> the jury sentenced him to life in cent -- in prison with possibility of parole. that was for his first-degree murder conviction. >> we had a fair trial. i am happy we have the opportunity. i accept what they say. >> absolute relief. these cases are very stressful and so much on the line. it is difficult to think any jury should be in the position of having to decide whether someone lives or dies. >> the judge gave bishop another life sentence for conspiracy to commit murder, plus 20 more years for a hand gun offense. all of the sentences to run consecutively. >> our understan

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to make sure they could have a joint positions and back to iran would continue or work harder in carrying out its international obligations and of course syria was one of the issues because with the anti-government clashes that have been taking place on the ground it's a big concern the united states has been calling for a resignation of the syrian president whereas russia has said that it sees it sees an importance in dialogue and hopes that both sides will sit down for those negotiations so that syria doesn't turn into another libyan scenarios right indeed a lot of key points were addressed during the apac some in there in honolulu and to see you thank you very much for bringing us this update from there. so russia's access to the w. cio was central to discussions on the last day of the apec summit after almost twenty years of thorny go shisha and so geneva commission finalized terms for a long awaited membership artie's guys are going to travel looks at what will change and russia's economy once it finally joins the club. the person on the street w t l membership will not be just somet