he's a serial rape chester. i'm dripping wet with sweat, blood on my hands, and i'm dragging the toilet down the tier. i get in front of his house. he sees me for the first time. he starts from going to that, bragging about being this nasty piece of [ bleep ], he goes just like that. oh, lord in heaven, deliver me from this demon, please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden, he's found god. i start smashing in the glass to get to him. it's halfway in. that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. they despise him too. nobody, cop, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knight, it can be even worse for those whose crimes made headlines. >> periodically over these 5 1/2 years, you know, i've turned the television set on to see my face, you know, on the television set. that's pretty uncomfortable. >> we met edward mckowen in tennessee at the river bend institution. >> i was ordained as a catholic priest in 1970. i serve

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what is the mood there, chester. what are traders doing there? >> i mean, there's obviously a great deal of unease and everyone is kind of waiting with bated brathe for the opening on tokyo. the news was a shock. late friday u.s. and early saturday japan time and so it is filtering through . i think there is obviously a great deal of concern. because japan has a lot invested in the u.s. treasuries and any downgrade may affect japan's decision to purchase more u.s. debt and more so the china. >> japan survived a downgrade in debt and lived to see another day. markets and all sort of limp along. but are they passive about this or will they think twice about whether they would be a big buyer of u.s. debt. is that shopped around in >> i mean, officially japanese and government authorities are remaining committed to massive holdings was dollars . securities and will continue to buy. it is ironic, the japanese government intervened in the currency market to try to sell yen and get it cheaper. it is way over valued and so the idea they would be selling

raymond chester and david casper two of the best players the team had.he need and most importantly the results of the elizabeth house doing fine work. raymond chester and hall of famer dave casper. >> that old video from the raiders. i love that stuff. thanks mark. good stuff. >>> and ktvu news begins at 4:30 in the morning. >> you can always find coverage online on ktvu.com and with ktvu's mobile app. thanks so much for joining us etch. -- thanks so much for joining us everyone. premiering the revolution by lg. the newest release with verizon 4g lte. the first phone pre-loaded with access to netflix's massive movie library. powered by verizon 4g lte for an unparalleled streaming experience. see how mobile entertainment was meant to be seen. only with verizon 4g lte. now get the revolution by lg for $199.99 and receive 3 months of netflix free.

raymond chester and david casper two of the best players the team had.they introduced people to the need and most importantly the results of the elizabeth house doing fine work. raymond chester and hall of famer dave casper. >> that old video from the raiders. i love that stuff. thanks mark. good stuff. >>> and ktvu news begins at 4:30 in the morning. >> you can always find coverage online on ktvu.com and with ktvu's mobile app. thanks so much for joining us etch. -- thanks so much for joining us everyone.

you can see this band right here head fog man chester, new hampshire, that's where you could see power outages. that's probably the worst of is it as far as the winds. here's the winds. you're on the back side of this storm. you just gusted to 54 on the back side. that's pretty incredible stuff. 43 in boston. out of any big city, far away from the center, far away from the ocean, albany, new york, i'm sure we're losing viewers in the albany, schenectady area, and they pictures continue to come in. these boats are facing into the wind and waves for a reason. hopefully they can just ride this out. we are looking toward the tide going toward low tide. we had high tide from 7:00 to 9:00 this morning, and then we'll go back to high tide 7:00 to 9:00 again tonight. block i'd, which is pretty close to new bedford, similar wind gusts, 52-mile-per-hour winds out of the south. ij bridgeford, connecticut has a wind of 45. the back side, jfk had a gust of 40. that's why we're still telling people not to head outside quite yet. right now we're at 31, and so it's still kind of gusty around philly an

. >> again, these pictures, west chester county here in new york. and someone said earlier, it doesn't matter. a storm is a storm is a storm. whether it's a tropical stormrmf a hurricane. and the destruction for people. having to go door to door in the water rescues. >> the winds are n n as bad. this is such a big storm, moving so slowly. and the ground, saturated already in the month of august. that is why we are seeing so much flooding. here is what we know about the damage right now, more than 4.5 million businesses and homes without power. the eye of the storm is north of new york. aleast nine people have died because of the storm. and as it moves up the coast, the big concern is going to be flooding in the states of new jersey, new york. we talked to mayor nutter of philadelphia, the flooding in pennsylvania. that is the big concern right now. but a lot of people thinking this morning, boy, we e dodged a bullet. >> a lot of people are thinking that. but those people are not the runs we see in west chester county. again, these are live shots and

what is the mood there, chester. what are traders doing there?mean, there's obviously a great deal of unease and everyone is kind of waiting with bated brathe for the opening on tokyo. the news was a shock. late friday u.s. and early saturday japan time and so it is filtering through . i think there is obviously a great deal of concern. because japan has a lot invested in the u.s. treasuries and any downgrade may affect japan's decision to purchase more u.s. debt and more so the china. >> japan survived a downgrade in debt and lived to see another day. markets and all sort of limp along. but are they passive about this or will they think twice about whether they would be a big buyer of u.s. debt. is that shopped around in >> i mean, officially japanese and government authorities are remaining committed to massive holdings was dollars . securities and will continue to buy. it is ironic, the japanese government intervened in the currency market to try to sell yen and get it cheaper. it is way over valued and so the idea they would be selling dollar

that's how personal i take it. >> twice a month for the past six years, chester's wife, ruby, has flownvisit. >> one of the things about your spouse being incarcerated is that you feel so much shame, you know. we had a pretty middle-class family. i mean my daughter thought it was the perfect family. i have two adult children also and a suburban home. this stuff doesn't happen in your family. when it did happen, you don't want anybody to know about it. man, for me to sit here in front of the camera and talk about this, and think that somebody else will see it, especially somebody on my job, is more than i would have ever thought. i mean my family didn't know about it for two or three years. >> what did you tell them? what did you tell your family? >> that my husband was out doing work. he was working so i was kind of fudging it, thinking, well, he was working in prison, so i'm not really lying. they knew that my husband would travel from time to time, so for years i covered it that way. >> everyone in life has periodically told themselves, what i do only affects me. it's not true. when y

on tuesday, a court in chester handed down sentences to the two men, aged 20 and 22. the men posted messages on facebook encouraging rioting and looting. >> they decided in that court to send a tough sentence, a tough message, and i think it's very good the courts feel able to do that. >> human rights activists say that the riots that the two men tried to planned never happened, and their sentences were harsher than those caught stealing clothing during the unrest. >>> former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev has criticized the russian government for moving backward toward what he calls soviet authoritarianism. . >> translator: our country should continue to follow the path of democracy. >> translator: our country should continue to follow the path of democracy. it should not imitate the bad points of the soviet communist party. >> the coup attempt in 1991 led to the collapse of the soviet union four months later. at wednesday's news conference, gorbachev was critical of the coup, saying the soviet union could have been preserved through reforms. he said prime minister

on tuesday, a court in chester handed down sentences to the two men, aged 20 and 22. the men posted messages on facebook encouraging rioting and looting. >> they decided in that court to send a tough sentence, a tough message, and i think it's very good the courts feel able to do that. >> human rights activists say that the riots that the two men tried to planned never happened, and their sentences were harsher than those caught stealing clothing during the unrest. >>> former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev has criticized the russian government for moving backward toward what he calls soviet authoritarianism. . >> translator: our country should continue to follow the path of democracy. >> translator: our country should continue to follow the path of democracy. it should not imitate the bad points of the soviet communist party. >> the coup attempt in 1991 led to the collapse of the soviet union four months later. at wednesday's news conference, gorbachev was critical of the coup, saying the soviet union could have been preserved through reforms. he said prime minister

a look at the rest of the group script it's a tough one to call with champions league deputy none chester city drawn against german giants. last season's finalists manchester united on group c. and really they could not have asked for much more of a favorable draw deal slug it out with benfica while newcomers at a little gala time in the real madrid to have won the tournament a record nine times fierce competition from frenchmen lille let's jump in and croats. group d. . chelsea were assigned to a group not the worse the place is the kind themselves either as they seek a first ever european cup buyer leverkusen on belgian side yank their immediate of poland's arsenal who qualified by their p.r. victory over you naisi will face more say greek outfit olympia german champions parisienne dortmund include f. . finally current polish barcelona are in group h. alongside seven european champions milan belarus inside a very soft making their second appearance in the competition group stage dedekind pleasant from the czech republic they are the club seeming to cause an upset. two year of second big

rest of the group in order proof a it's a tough one to call with champions league dead returns mount chester city drawn against german giants by and you know can feel reality on not only. last season's finalist manchester united on group c. but really they could not ask for much more of a favorable draw deal sluggard arts with benfica remaining newcomers to lul galaxy . real madrid who won the tournament a record nine times fierce competition from french side li on dutch champions i.x. on clots gripping with. chelsea were signs of group the worst of places to find themselves either as they see their first ever european cup palencia spire leverkusen on belgian side getting their immediate of poland's arsenal who qualified by their playoff victory over in a.z. will face more say we've got phil in p.r. german champions the women in group. and finally current holders barcelona are in group h. alongside seven time european champions milan the russian side. making their second appearance in the competition group stage debutantes pleasant from the czech republic the club seeming to call is not set.

smiles all across month chester this morning after both the red and blue sides of the city rocked up on sunday in the english premier league result of all the day on doggedly appearing at old trafford. on the heaviest defeat in over a century do not adjust your screen is quite right. how it ended up. in the demolition job. self help. man city in five one four goals for the ball's knee in mond. elsewhere a wins a first. cause you know. it has been anything really disappointing sunday for you same both the world's fastest man disqualified in the one hundred metres final at the world athletics championship following a false starts no rules were changed last year to allow only one false start instead of to utter despair in the face of the olympic champion in the race that we have both jamaican teammate you hunt blake who won in the time of nine point nine two six american walter dix he took silver with veteran can call and storming off the podium bolt. will not be aiming to points back in the two hundred meters and four by one hundred meters relay his two remaining events inside. in the

smiles all across month chester this morning after both the red and blue sides of the city rocked of course on sunday in english premier league result of all the day on jointly appearing at old trafford were money united on the arsenal the heaviest defeat in over a century do not adjust your screen is quite right eight how it ended up really nothing the trick in the absolute demolition job and jacko him self help. man city talking five one for bulls for the bulls ne and monte quite a store lot but elsewhere there are a windsor first stoke have been cast you know. and. it has been an evenly disappointing sunday for you same both the world's fastest man disqualified in the one hundred metres final at the world athletics championship following a false starts no rules were changed last year to allow only one full start instead of two of her despair in the face of the olympic champion the race that we have both jamaican teammate you want blake who won in the time of nine point nine two american walter dix he took silver with that. can collins running off the podium bolt will not be aiming

in their three one friendly went against the chester some sort of the match was not done by the lobbyand the more likely that was to place a bet with our clients that has not stepped up to international duty keeping tabs on the players such as russia their first ever winter olympics in sochi. in three years time at boston a bike meets a woman seems to be enjoying the switch to russia. feels great you know prepare for the season and your goal is to. win another championship you know and everybody wants to win you when you got to be at your best every night and. you truly have a chance to win championships or you know it makes you work hard and. i mean i think it's a it's a good feeling and we got to. be happy about the cast that would play for such a team and play like that. now trampoline ing is a young discipline among real impact sports however its popularity is growing fast especially in russia which boasts a first women's olympic champion getting that kind of via and still the same and ready for the challenge in london considering the top off. the morning trampoline was an antique

that's been lost here in vermont that would take you from lower bartonsville across to the town of chester in seconds. now that trip takes 15 minutes because you have to go around the williams river. we have 200 or more roads tonight closed. and there isn't one inch of vermont that hasn't been touched by this. nbc's ron allen has more. >> reporter: irene left a wake of destruction in a mountainous land-locked state so far north, many never dreamed a tropical storm would strike. torrents of rain turned babbling brooks into raging rivers. >> fortunately we were spared the heavy winds from the hurricane. but this type of damage right here has got to be far more devastating in the long run. >> here it comes. oh my god. >> reporter: cars were sucked downstream. this trailer home was shoved under a railroad bridge. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: an iconic covered bridge disappeared into a swollen river, washing away a century of history. dean hamilton has worked his family's farm all his 58 years. >> this is something that's never happened in my lifetime. >> how is it going in there? >> reporter: v

took part in the rights and during their search police also arrested a twenty year old from cole chester his crime he was trying to round up people for a large water fight now the man's name hasn't been released of police found a message about the water by blackberry messenger and on facebook so he's going to appear in court next month to answer charges in that case you might recall british prime minister david cameron said the police will be targeting social media to crack down on rioters and future protests everyone actions will be struck will be struck by how they were organized by social media free flow of information can be used for good but it could also be used for so we are working with the police the intelligence services and industry to look at whether. right to stop people communicating via these websites the services but we know they are pretty violent disorder and criminality. so i guess that a water fight now qualifies as violence disorder and criminality and maybe i am insane but i would just call that done so looks like the mighty u.k. is following in the footsteps of cou

chester smith, policeman from liverpool and sharpshooter who fought in france and belgium knew the man running away with charlie. there was no doubt in his mind. it was ten minutes past 4:00. smith shoulders 3220 winchester rifle. he took aim at the man running across the field. when he had charlie in his sights he wrapped his finger around the trigger. he took a breath and held it. he slowly squeezed. [applause] this is my latest sun. a bit of rascal. he did not meet his end in an ohio corn field as you well know. this crockett biography, talking to a friend at dinner tonight, is off to a great start. we have had incredibly good reviews from the wall street journal, texas monthly and a totally endorsed this book. i am pretty hard on texas in this book. they are reviews my late mother could have written and i am pleased that that. my first exposure to mr. crockett, that american icon came, and i bet some of you throughout this room are in the same boat, recall the exact date. it was a frosty night, december 15th, 1954, in my hometown, abc television just aired davy crockett:indian figh

this is surveillance cameras inside a pharmacy in chester, virginia.armacy tech, opened that window and out she jumps, but wait. here is some reaction, this is richmond office building. [ screaming ] >> how is it animals tend to sense these sorts of things. a dog asleep on the sofa. chair on the right-hand side of the screen. moments before the quake hit the dog gets up. the chair started to shake, the dog says see you later, i'm leaving this room, and this. >> it was bouncing. there's the camera. >> that's -- >> here you go, little league world series, pennsylvania. the camera as you can see, they're shaking. apparently first espn photographers someone thought it was messing with them, took them a couple of minutes for them to realize it was an earthquake. and little shaking there in our cnn studios there in washington, d.c. finally let me show you this. there is a man in chantilly, virginia, in the middle of making a furniture commercial yesterday afternoon when it shook things up for him. >> just thought we'd take this opportunity to show you our ne

chester smith, a policeman and a sharp shooter who fought in france and belgium knew the man running away was charlie. that was no doubt in his mind. it was now 10 minutes past four. smith shouldered his 22 rifle and took aim at the man running in zigzags across the field. when he had charlie in his sights, smith wrapped his finger around the trigger, took a breath and held it. he slowly squeezed. mr. floyd. [applause] this, my friends., is my latest son also a bit of a rascal, although he did not meet his end in an ohio corn field as you all know. this, i must say, i was talking to a friend the other night and this is off to a great start. we have incredibly good reviews from the "wall street journal" to "texas monthly" and the texas has endorsed this book, and i'm hard on texas as i should be and am, but there's reviews my late mother could have written, and i'm pleased with that. now, my first exposure to mr. c mr. crockett came, and i, for one, and i bet some of you looking around this room, are in the same boat and can vividly recall perhaps the exact date. it was a frosty night

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chester smith, a policeman from east liverpool and a sharpshooter who had proudly fought in france and belgium, knew the man running away was charlie. there was no doubt in his mind. it was now ten minutes past four. smith shouldered his 32-20 winchester rifle. he took aim at the man running in zigzags across the field. when he had charlie in his sights, smith wrapped his finger around the trigger. he took a breath and held it. he slowly squeezed. mr. floyd. [applause] and this, my friends, is my latest son, also a bit of a rascal. although he did not meet his end in an ohio cornfield as you all know. this crockett biography, i must say, i was talking to a friend at dinner tonight is off to a great start. we have incredibly good reviews from "the wall street journal" to texas monthly. the texans, i am so pleased, have totally endorsed this book. the bright oneses, the create sickics -- the critics, the scholars -- [laughter] because i'm pretty hard on texas in this book as i should be and am. but there are reviews that my late mother could have written, and i'm pleased with that. [laug

he met the boy when he was we asking for directions and he took him with him to a wedding in west chesternty and came back to his home in brooklyn, kept the little boy there overnight and said he panicked when he saw flies looking for help in finding him and he says he killed him, cut up the body, and dumped part of it in a suitcase into a dumpster and he went home to "clean and organize," and he ends the confession saying and i quote, "i understand this may be wrong and i'm sorry for the hurt i've caused." >>shepard: thank you from brooklyn, new york. thank you, jonathan. and weather alert, we are closely watching tropical storm emily hitting dominican republic and haiti which is bad for people in port-au-prince for those living in tent cities back in january of last year. tracking models show it could hit florida's east coast but the storm is weakening. our chief meteorologist is live with late breaking details. what is up? rick: looking weaker. falling apart. you can see the darker colors which mean a stronger storm and the lighter colors are weaker. the last few frames are getting lig

chester. delaware. lehigh, monroe. monthry. north hampton, philadelphia. pike, wyoming. and wayne counties. now, that the rivers and creeks are beginning to crest, some of those crests will not take place for a little bit, particularly those in the southeast and the northeast we do anticipate flooding. so again, i'm calling upon individuals to use common sense. take a look at where you are going. if you are driving or walking and you see water, standing water or moving water, a flooded road, be careful. we probably don't know how deep that water is at that location, especially if you don't know the area. as director cannon said yesterday, the phrase is turn around, don't drown. that is what we want you to do. we have been fortunate to this point. only had three storm-related deaths confirmed here at the operations center. >> shepard: and 14 up and down the eastern seaboard. the governor of pennsylvania discussing their problem there's. we are watching new video coming in from ho hoboken new jersey. the town, one square mile. this town directly across from i would say hel

he spent a lot of time in chester in the black churches. what was important mayor was he look that way if they're pro-protestant preaching. so then he goes on to boston university and once that phd. this is that the plagiarism on his dissertation arrives. he was playing. job board once he was away from the preaching. so he's around boston in his convertible and dating the ladies before he bacharach and he and his buddies have a fine time. he's thinking like going to go back to a church or become a professor? and he decides he wants to preach the gospel. but it's still somewhat uninformed. he goes back to mock him and gets caught up in the montgomery bus boycott. if pressed them into it and he didn't leap right into it. he was there kind of a compromise character because he's the new guy in town. people were fighting, who should lead to knock on boycott. yes, and king -- you know, at b.u. he ran the club any real black activists would go to the philosophers club, the dialect tic society it was called. there is no action here because these gu

in july of 2010 zachary chester, graduate of oakland high school was arrested in new york on his way to join al shabaab in somalia. he pled guilty to charges of providing material support to terrorists and soliciting crimes of violence and was sentenced to 30 years. in november of 2009 five american muslim teenagers from fairfax county were arrested in pakistan to join militant islamist organizations and sentenced to ten years in pakistan prison. in november of 2009 virginia native army major hassan killed 13 service men and women in fort hood, texas. he grew up in arlington and went to wakefield high school and later moved to roanoke. in 2004, al moudy was convicted of three charges of conspiring to assassinate saudi crown prince abdullah and sentenced to 20 years in prison. in 2003 abu ali , the academy's 1999 valedictorian was arrested in saudi arabia and convicted in alexandria for conspiracy to commit terrorism including a plot to assassinate president bush. he was sentenced to life in prison. we cannot overlook the prominent role of an american citizen a a anwar al laki , preac

and joining us now from in an chester, new hampshire, ron paul.e's a candidates for president of the united states. thanks very much for coming in. >> good to be with you. >> you are really differentiated yourself from all the other republican candidates dare i say the democratic candidate, that would be the president of the united states, as well, when you made it clear that on national security and foreign policy, you want to bring american troops home immediately from iraq, afghanistan, germany, south korea. is that right? >> that is correct. and immediate of course can be qualified a little bit. it takes a few days to get over there and pick them up. no, as soon as possible. the american people are with me on that the majority respond in that manner. i don't think we can afford it anymore. i don't believe it's in our best interests to be there because i think it underlies our national security. >> so including germany and south core re, a bring those thousands of troops home? >> yeah, the immediate benefit before you reorganized and decide how

the payland park owned and operated by the west chester area has come under scrutiny.ee people died there from 2004 to 2007, including a 7-year-old girl. if you look at the back drop you might pick up on playland park as something familiar. it was the amusement park used in the tomorrow hanks film "big." this is a continuing controversy and we'll continue to follow it for you. martha: if they were warned ahead of time you would think they would want to be safe on the rides as well and not have concerns about that and maybe skip that ride if it isn't one that works for them. thank you very much. bill: who decides if you should get a flu shot? healthcare workers in one state told they have a choice. either get the shot or you get fired. we wonder is that fair? and is that legal? martha: former mayor rudy giuliani looks back on the morning that changed america and the world forever. >> it was the experience of my life. it was the most devastating for my city that it was responsible for. i lost a lot of close friends. people i knew very well. diabetes testing? it's all the

west chester county, north of new york city, was especially hard hit.stomers still without electricity. the goal is to get them all back late thursday. >> by thursday. so, you know how people are, chris, and they don't always understand the situation and they are going to say, why the heck is it taking so long, and can you sort of explain why it will take four days? >> well, kyra, as everyone has seen on cnn, the damage from irene was just horrific. trees down, flooding, and it takes a lot of time to get the trees cleared, to let the water subside, and we must get to equipment safely. that is is for con edison employees and con edison customers. safety is number one. we cannot plow into there like rugby players on speed. we have to do it scientifically and safely. >> do you have enough manpower or womenpower to get it done safely? >> we are seeking help since friday and con edison has 800 men and women from the midwest and the south, because the utilities that we would normally use to help us out, and we would help them out, they've had the same problem

circulation, probably very close to the ground near wilmington and then traveling across i-95 towards chesterthe south philadelphia suburbs there. the storm is probably either on the ground at this point or very close to coming down. it's 50,000 feet tall which means ten miles high for this thunderstorm. it's rotating and some of that rotation may very well be on the ground with the tornado warning right there for wilmington, delaware and points northeastward from there. >> thanks for the update. >>> with the market taking a roller coaster ride these last couple days, there is a lot of anxiety about what you can do to protect your own personal finances. well, we will try to help. all morning long, you have been sending your questions about the market and what it means for you. i'm joined by valerie coleman morris, a personal finance specialist and former cnn business anchor. good to see you again. you going to help us out here? >> oh, absolutely. here's my laundry list. i want to talk to the parent who has two kids in college, that have a house, they want to retire and are going now what, or

west chester, pennsylvania.r: i am calling about the obamacare, or the if the fact that obamacare had on my personal insurance. i paid $100 deductible instead of $300. i was paying $6 more a month for my coverage in 2010. i paid $100 deductible for generic drugs and whenever the tier was, $600. i am paying 25% + $300 on the generic drugs. i am only getting generic drugs now. he donutached te hole, the only help a would have gone was 75% off the tier drugs. it ended up costing me more. guest: that sounds about right for the experience with the new feature as a result of the affordable care acct. -- act. it will have a bigger impact on donut hole in the years down the road. it is a trade-off. great job on looking at your medications and talking to your doctors and finding a way to lower your costs. you're saving a lot of money under part d. it has helped you keep your costs down, it sounds like. there will be more help in their later. later.

chester smith, a policeman from east liverpool and a sharpshooter who would probably fought in france in belgium knew the man running away was charlie. there was no doubt in his mind. it was now 10 minutes past 4:00. smith shouldered his 32 winchester rifle. the two game at them the man burning in sig zags across the field. when he had charlie and his sites, smith wrapped his finger around the trigger. he took a breath and held it. he slowly squeezed. mr. floyd. [applause] .. because i'm pretty hard on taxes in this book, as i should be. and m. but there are reviews that my late mother could have written, and i'm pleased with that. [laughter] now, my first exposure to the mr. crockett was and american icon came, and i, for one -- and i bet some of you looking around this room in that same boat and vividly recall, perhaps, even the exact date for. it was of frosty night for me, december the 15th 1954. my hometown of st. louis. and abc television had just aired davy crockett indian fighter, the first of three episodes produced by walt disney for his studio new series that premiered only

joe, american hero, tweets -- warren is a republican in chester,. caller: i think the government should do more to help the economy. host: what you mean by more? caller: i think president obama started this whole mess when he said people are not going to get their social security checks. [inaudible] every time the government gets broke, they manipulate the people with statements like this. that's exactly what they are doing. if the government owns land west of the mississippi, why don't they sell land with instead of taking people social security checks? it's like the government cannot do without anything. host:lula in atlanta, democrats line. can or should washington do more to help the economy? caller: sure, they should do more. >i would like them to start some wpa programs, but i hear everybody blaming the president. at first they called him a dictator and names like that. now they want him to get out and be a dictator when there is nothing he can do without the congress -- nothing. pass the laws and he signed them into law. up until then he can

chester smith, a policeman from east liverpool and a sharpshooter who would probably fought in francein belgium knew the man running away was charlie. there was no doubt in his mind. it was now 10 minutes past 4:00. smith shouldered his 32 winchester rifle. the two game at them the man burning in sig zags across the field. when he had charlie and his sites, smith wrapped his finger around the trigger. he took a breath and held it. he slowly squeezed. mr. floyd. [applause] .. although he did not meet his and any ohio cornfield as you all know. i was talking to her friend it dinner tonight and it is off to a great start. we have incredibly good reviews from "the wall street journal" to texas monthly. the texans, i am so please, have totally endorse this book and the bright runs, the critics, the scholars because i'm pretty hard on texas in this book, as i should be and am, but there reviews of my late mother could have written and i'm pleased with that. [laughter]mrcr now, my first exposure to mr. crockett, this in and the muggle american icon and ith for one can remember me, the exact

chester smith, a policeman from east liverpool and a sharpshooter who would probably fought in france in belgium knew the man running away was charlie. there was no doubt in his mind. it was now 10 minutes past 4:00. smith shouldered his 32 winchester rifle. the two game at them the man burning in sig zags across the field. when he had charlie and his sites, smith wrapped his finger around the trigger. he took a breath and held it. he slowly squeezed. mr. floyd. [applause] .. because i'm pretty hard on taxes in this book, as i should be. and m. but there are reviews that my late mother could have written, and i'm pleased with that. [laughter] now, my first exposure to the mr. crockett was and american icon came, and i, for one -- and i bet some of you looking ad this room in that same boat and vividly recall, perhaps, even the exact date for. it was of frosty night for me, december the 15th 1954. my hometown of st. louis. and abc television had just aired davy crockett indian fighter, the first of three episodes produced by walt disney for his studio new series that premiered only two

john weatherford is preaching from his jail and chester bird county. he reaches out his arms. he is praying that the signs the windows. men's come with nice and cut designs. any number of cases, people would gather to hear preaching and anglicans presumably on horseback would write to the crowd. if you've ever had a horse cannot you with a horse whip, this is dangerous, frightening and they would particularly beat the living daylights out of the blacks in the crowd. free or slave. so this is the kind of things going on. this heightens the question. why is william mcclanahan willing to go fight for these people? well, that leads to my second discovery, which was really fairly simple. the dissenters made it clear to the establishment leaders and the people leading the resolution. you want us to fight can you give us religious freedom. and it was conditional. they said that is going to be the deal. over the course of the revolution, there is a back and forth between the speed will and the new state, patrick henry and edmund pendleton kerry and they eventually get religious freedo

west chester, pennsylvania.ller: i am calling about the obamacare, or the if the fact that obamacare had on my personal insurance. i paid $100 deductible instead of $300. i was paying $6 more a month for my coverage in 2010. i paid $100 deductible for generic drugs and whenever the tier was, $600. i am paying 25% + $300 on the generic drugs. i am only getting generic drugs now. he donutached te hole, the only help a would have gone was 75% off the tier drugs. it ended up costing me more. guest: that sounds about right for the experience with the new feature as a result of the affordable care acct. -- act. it will have a bigger impact on donut hole in the years down the road. it is a trade-off. great job on looking at your medications and talking to your doctors and finding a way to lower your costs. you're saving a lot of money under part d. it has helped you keep your costs down, it sounds like. there will be more help in their later. that means there will be more federal spending. medicare spending for part d

john weatherford is preaching from his jail and chester bird county. he reaches out his arms.he is praying that the signs the windows. men's come with nice and cut designs. any number of cases, people would gather to hear preaching and anglicans presumably on horseback would write to the crowd. if you've ever had a horse cannot you with a horse whip, this is dangerous, frightening and they would particularly beat the living daylights out of the blacks in the crowd. free or slave. so this is the kind of things going on. this heightens the question. why is william mcclanahan willing to go fight for these people? well, that leads to my second discovery, which was really fairly simple. the dissenters made it clear to the establishment leaders and the people leading the resolution. you want us to fight can you give us religious freedom. and it was conditional. they said that is going to be the deal. over the course of the revolution, there is a back and forth between the speed will and the new state, patrick henry and edmund pendleton kerry and they eventually get religious freedom

john weatherford is preaching from his jail and chester bird county. he reaches out his arms. he is praying that the signs the windows. men's come with nice and cut designs. any number of cases, people would gather to hear preaching and anglicans presumably on horseback would write to the crowd. if you've ever had a horse cannot you with a horse whip, this is dangerous, frightening and they would particularly beat the living daylights out of the blacks in the crowd. free or slave. so this is the kind of things going on. this heightens the question. why is william mcclanahan willing to go fight for these people? well, that leads to my second discovery, which was really fairly simple. the dissenters made it clear to the establishment leaders and the people leading the resolution. you want us to fight can you give us religious freedom. and it was conditional. they said that is going to be the deal. over the course of the revolution, there is a back and forth between the speed will and the new state, patrick henry and edmund pendleton kerry and they eventually get religious freedo

joe, american hero, tweets -- warren is a republican in chester,. caller: i think the government should do more to help the economy. st: what you mean by more? caller: i think president obama started this whole mess when he said people are not going to get their social security checks. [inaudible] every time the government gets broke, they manipulate the people with statements like this. that's exactly what they are doing. if the government owns land west of the mississippi, why don't they sell land with instead of tang people social security checks? it's like the government cannot do without anything. host:lula in atlanta, democrats line. can or should washington do more to help the economy? caller: sure, they should do more. >i would like them to start some wpa programs, but i hear everybody blaming the president. at first they called him a dictator and names like that. now they want him to get out and be a dictator when there is nothing he can do without the congress -- nothing. pass the laws and he signed them into law. up until then he can do n

pennsylvania, chester, independent. caller: no. but jane still is. host: go ahead. where are you calling from? caller: cincinnati, ohio. i'm wondering don't the federal i'm wondering don't the federal government and whoever else you said that has money set aside for things like this, don't they have insurance on this stuff, too? or what? host: thanks for adding your voice another time there warrenton, pennsylvania there. caller: ok. i remember it was a flood in pennsylvania when we had hurricane hazel and they used that to start the state tax and they got their foot in the door and after that it's gone up. they can get rid of the czars that they have. they can get rid of the department of education and the president can take less vacations. and the rest can be paid for by insurance. host: all right. let's hear from rick now in dayton, florida. republican line. caller: that would be day tonea. dayton's in ohio. host: go ahead, please. caller: my view is on self-reliance. we don't save enough in our country, save our own money. with savings accounts. and when somethin

initially pursued a clinical path as a clinical psychology, first at the maximum security center, chestermental health center in illinois, followed by a position of the department of psychiatry, where he's one the small groups who formed training and research facility, known to many of you as the isaac ray center. this was a very productive period for dick as he conducted the research that led to the publication of the rogers criminal responsibility and assessment scales. also along with the colleague, created the journal behavioral sciences and the law. it was my good fortunate that in 1984, he came to canada to toronto, which this is where i first met him. he joined there the institute of psychiatry at the uniform of toronto and began to pursue the lingers and response styles. in 1988, clinical assessment of melingering was produced, which honored him with the guttmacher award. he also developed the structured interview of reported symptoms, s.i.r.s.. in 1991, he decided to leave canada and return to the united states to take up a faculty position in the department of psychology at the

initially pursued a clinical path of a clinical psychologist first at the maximum security center, chester mental health center in illinois, followed by a position at the department of psychiatry at rush medical school where he's one of a small group who formed a training and research facility known to many of you as the isaac ray center. now, this was a very productive period for dick as he conducted the research that led to the publication of the rogers' criminal responsibility assessment scales. and also along with his colleague, james kavanaugh, created the journal behavioral sciences and the law. it was my good fortune that in 1984 he came to canada, to toronto which that's where i first met him. he joined there the clark institute of psychiatry at the university of toronto, and he began there to pursue his decades-long interest in malingering ask response styles. in 1988 clinical assessment of malingering and deception was first published. this very influential book was recognized by the american psychiatric association which honored him with an award. he also developed the structure