he said christopher was a lot more upset than that. >> christopher made comments that his parents ares out of his life. >> reporter: when they took a closer look at christopher's more recent history. they could easily see his improved behavior wasn't exactly lasting. even girlfriend juliette's influence couldn't keep christopher from slipping up. yes he went back to college after he returned from samoa, but soon dropped out. he did form a company. but the company folded. >> he didn't seem to be motivated. >> reporter: yeah. >> we fried to get him to stay in jobs. nothing seemed to be working. >> reporter: what john sutton didn't know was that his son had gone back to the one job he seemed to be good at -- selling drugs. nor did he know that christopher's friend, garrett kopp was one of his best clients. kopp it turned out had been buying and sometimes reselling the drugs, mostly marijuana and xanax. and he and christopher spent plenty of time sampling the goods according to the prosecutor kathleen hogue. >> is wasn't just drug deals. they hung around a lot. doing drugs. playing video

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for most americans on this day there is no work or school the second monday of every october is christopher columbus day i wish you a very happy a listing and national holiday marked with celebrations parades and shopping bargain all of it to honor the conquest of the americas by christopher columbus and his western development of the new world in the us columbus means america. this committed heinous crimes against the indigenous peoples of the caribbean the millions of natives throughout the americas that columbus set the stage for the slave trade in the new world from sun one compass that i knew come fornia. for the courtesy of. boise state university in idaho he really should explore whether he should. really say to arizona. oh. yeah. and rhode island that brown university earlier see here brown voted to boycott the columbus day holiday after seven hundred students signed a petition blasting christopher columbus the straight man of dayton for americans it's a day of mourning for these needed tribes in washington state's colorado and throughout the countless indian reservations in this co

christopher has been with him ever since. >> this is little yoda. >> reporter: christopher knows who is terminal. >> reporter: and when. >> he will stay by their side until the end. >> reporter: his photos on facebook are closely followed by more than 2,000 fans and yes, he's been known to take care of the occasional dog. >> he loves to give kisses, huh? >> reporter: and christopher is earning more than his keep. his story has prompted a series of new donations, hundreds of dollars given in his name. >> it will help to feed and take care of the other cats weç hav at our shelter and get them adopt. he is here doing a wonderful job at this clinic and taking care of the other cats. i think he was sent to us. >> reporter: they say cats have nine lives. in his, christopher has surely helped many more. not bad for a cat who was found dirty and broken on the side of a road. >> he's definitely a one of a kind. >> reporter: 11 news. >>> a lot of rain and people were asking me all day long, is this going to be like last week ensnnd thankfully the answer is no. we have rain around tonight and

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know i have said to them i'm more than one occasion that if christopher had lost his life in combat. that i would not miss him any less but i could except that i could understand that. it would be a real event. we knew it was always possible maureen palmer son christopher share a lieutenant in the united states marine corps and a member of its elite special forces committed suicide aboard a navy transport ship he was returning home after an eight month the point to the middle east his mother's investigation into his death including an autopsy and other testing would lead to a finding that chris had been suffering from lariam toxicity but six years ago when i sent my son to the marine corps an event that would never been possible was that he would take his life and so in answer to your question it continues to be a huge open. wound in my life. an intellectual level i understand what happened to christopher that he had evolved because the drug was in psychotic state and psychotic break he was not in possession of his good mind when he took his life. but there is a part of me that as hi

christopher. what's the matter? i can't wake him up. >> is he breathing? >> i don't know. >> here, you talk. >> he just stopped breathing. >> is his chest rising or falling? >> i don't know. >> we can't tell. all right. >> tell everybody to stop screaming and listen to me so i can give you some help. >> did you know what to do? >> i watched tv. >> you watched tv? i started giving him mouth to mouth. that's all i know. and the 911 operator, he's the one that told me to stop mouth to mouth and straddle his chest and try to give him 60 compressions in a minute and thep just keep doing that, keep doing that, they're on their way. >> bare his chest and put both heels between his nipples. >> wait a minute. bare his chest? >> i'm screaming, where are they? where are they? >> for every minute our brains go without oxygen, our chances decrease by about 10%. without help, chris brooks, who had no heartbeat for well over ten minutes, had almost a zero chance of survival. but luckily for chris, his father was buying him some precious time. it was a new kind of cpr. an

it would to peter diamond and dale mortensen as well as british cyprian christopher pissarides. they help to explain how job unemployment is affected by economic policy. it considers the people looking for work in job centers like this remain unemployed despite numerous job openings. their work has impacted public policy around the world already. >> what is the affect on the unemployed? in particular, on the unemployment rate? raising the benefits. we have to understand how the unemployed search for jobs and how they are influenced by getting paid better while they are unemployed. >> one of the three christopher pissarides,, says no one should give too long without work. that leads to resignation and people lose the motivation to return to the labour market. >> there should be support for the unemployed. you don't want a society of a small percentage of workers that suffer. there should be support, but at the same time, that should port should be -- that support should be targeted on the condition of looking for a job and being prepared to take a job. >> the three economists wil

it would to peter diamond and dale mortensen as well as british cyprian christopher pissarides. they help to explain how job unemployment is affected by economic policy. it considers the people looking for work in job centers like this remain unemployed despite numerous job openings. their work has impacted public policy around the world already. >> what is the affect on the unemployed? in particular, on the unemployment rate? raising the benefits. we have to understand how the unemployed search for jobs and how they are influenced by getting paid better while they are unemployed. >> one of the three christopher pissarides,, says no one should give too long without work. that leads to resignation and people lose the motivation to return to the labour market. >> there should be support for the unemployed. you don't want a society of a small percentage of workers that suffer. there should be support, but at the same time, that should port should be -- that support should be targeted on the condition of looking for a job and being prepared to take a job. >> the three economists wil

president of penn democrats and john is the president of fortm university college republicans and christopher is the president of college democrats of boston college. any of you remember, you're way too remember? >> so, is there a personality issue for you in this whole thing? are you looking for someone who really can relate to you, who can talk to you? are you just really looking at who's going to get me a job? >> i don't know. i think that president obama has the personality still to win over young voters. i mean, i think -- >> but then he's not running and he's not motivating, according to the polls. >> you know, i think that's the toughest part for the democratic party right now. he's not at the top of the ticket, but putting him on mtv and all this stuff, it's really, it's making the mid-term election a lot more of a national race and that's definitely i see in a cleeolleg that one of the toughest problem we have is so many students are

. >> christopher was chris brooks. months from college graduation. he was working construction part-time and living at home with his family. when the 911 call came in, he was dead. clinically dead for 15 minutes. he heart stopped at 3:00 in the morning. here is the thing. it wasn't the end. in his case and several others you are about to see, death was reversible. the night chris brooks died he was at this bowling alley. a night out with a girl and his best friend. was he acting differently at all? >> no. he was acting himself. the life of the party. >> he's 22. came home from college to work for the weekend. it woke me up. he said it's just me plugging my phone in. >> moments later, a noise from the couch. it sounded like snoring, but his mother knew something wasn't right. >> i went to smack his face and i'm like christopher. i said i can't wake him up. >> is he breathing? >> i don't know. >> is he breathing? >> i don't know. we can't tell, all right. we can't tell. >> tell everybody to stop screaming and listen to me to give you some help. >> did

have been the pakistani taliban turn out to be a suspicious flashlight we asked a media expert christopher chambers to have a look they can basically create their own experts who can back up whatever sin threat of corroboration it is and then they link it to this story journalistically even twenty four hour news cycle. that look good should probably be the last thing that they say and that isn't the first time mainstream news channels have used flashy graphics and dramatic music to convince us of imminent doom and danger remember the failed christmas day bombing attempt last year while as the situation unfolded fox claimed that there could be a facon incident on the same plane and just as quickly as the story became a multi-pronged terrorist attack with multiple scary players fox had this to say this was not a big deal the second source it's a sick passenger i think with fox it's about the balls it's about the hits on their website it's about the ratings the evolution of the breaking news story is so ridiculous and over dramatize that it's become a laughingstock for popular comedic news so

content of the actual leaks themselves so can we call this a major media fail and we get professor christopher chambers thoughts on the following story and then a federal court ruled yesterday that the u.s. could keep all of the information on the bog or imprisoned in afghanistan a secret so how can the u.s. even try to spread his goodwill around the muslim world when we still have secret prisons and secret prisoners in their country and we just or a dollar to the window afghanistan war veteran gigolo barito will join me in just a moment to hash it all out then with the us elections just a week away conservatives are doing their best to scare the public with and new up and rising group called the new elite right wingers like glenn beck and mike huckabee claim that this group is out to get you america does weird things like yoga and they don't watch nascar so they actually a threat and americans really buying this we're going to speak with comedian and political commentator sam cedar and this week marks the tenth anniversary of the international space station the home to over two hundred people

press that these progressive bloggers they have an agenda and they'll do to push now i'm joined by christopher chambers georgetown university professor and founder of the blog natural reservation professor chambers what a pleasure to have you on the show really thanks so much you know. you know i'm telling you for me this is just proof what i heard what i read of this transcript i just want to go to a little quote ok let me let me just start here with what this president said they were asking him about his policies how he feels about getting them through and he said the fall look i'm pretty stubborn guy when it comes to on the one hand trying to get cooperation i don't just give up because i didn't get cooperation on this issue i'll try the next issue if the republicans don't agree with me on fiscal policy maybe they'll agree with me on infrastructure but they don't agree with me on infrastructure i'll try to see if they agree with me on education so i'm just going to keep on trying to see where they want to move the country forward. did it ever occur to this president that forward isn't the d

and as far as christopher columbus, that's the one thing i'm not proud of.columbus and what he stood for is not tolerance. taking what you want. look what he did to the american indians. this was their land, right? manipulated them, selling this island for, what, $18. it's kind of appropriate that it happened on columbus day. >> joey pants, a fascinating last word on the subject of paladino and cuomo. i want to hear more about columbus day from you next year. the great joey pantoliano that can be seen in the upcoming movies, "jeremy fink and the meaning of life" and also "lucy's" thanks for being our italian-american. >>> drawing the line, dressing up as a nazi. that's the rewrite. >>> security cams catch millions of hours of tape every week. you do not know how much you're being watched. i know you think you do, but you don't. a new series on showtime will prove once again if it's true, then you're not paranoid. ♪ [ female announcer ] mousse temptations by jell-o. decadently delicious. 60 calories. it's finally me o'clock. time for jell-o. try new chocolate

and at 16-years-old christopher camper s wanttd for attempted murder.hs 210. 27-year-old deion barnes is wanted for repeatedly punnhing hii ex-girlfriend in the face. barnes also goes by he aliaa kevinnparker, 5-foot 11 and weighs 215 pounds. joining me now to talk about jjsse oden. this guy is pretty bad??3 >> yes he is, 16 and charged as an adult. he is somewhere in the eastern district. i like to say to the parents of his friends. you are hiding him somewhere. >> again, this information is strictly confidential. weere not going to ask any personal information. we just want information on the whereabouus of the people. >> that's all we ever want. never asking your name,3 telephone number, address, or any personal information. so,,please, call us. >> lets tall about parker. -harged with beating his face. she had to be hospitalized. so we need to get him ff the streee.ú >> that's his alias, his real name is barnes,,he goes by alias of kevin parker? >> that's correct. >>. ú%d thhre is always money on the line? >> yes. -nn time anyone gives us any bit of

that this was a blunder that i imagine is quite embarrassed all right professor christopher samson from the school of communication at american university thanks for your perspective. there is new violence in kyrgyzstan just days ahead of the parliamentary election there twenty people have storm the office of a nationalist opposition political party in the capital bishkek the protest was staged by relatives of those killed in the riots that broke out after the president of the republic was exiled earlier this year they broke into the party's headquarters burning equipment and campaign material it followed a recording aired by local media in which the party's leader said he intended to put the ousted president back into power the party spokesman denied the allegation and said the tape was edited. turning to some other stories now making headlines across the globe hungary has opened a criminal investigation into the deadly toxic sludge spill that killed four people and injured one hundred twenty others a state of emergency has been declared in three western counties after a chemical waste

disturb very heavily the growing together of the european union christophe forced to live from past them thank you very much for your analysis there. now if they're here in r t the safe return home for a russian boy abandoned abroad his adoptive parents left behind in the dominican republic now police want to know if you were sold drugs. u.n. panel says opium production in afghanistan has dropped by half this year but it's led to an almost three fold surge in prices thursday's report says that could encourage farmers to cultivate more of the heroin producing crop of the survey also suggests the hike was prompted by a white infection that devastated the yields and out that despite nato operations the size of the area used to grow poppies remains the same the south and west are the major growing regions which are also taliban strongholds allowing extremists to rake in the cash but it's hard to call the sleeper explains for many farmers it's still their only source of income which is tightly controlled by militants and drug addicted police. i'll do right here used to put people behind bars

let's get more on this now christopher granville is a co-founder of trusted sources research group british diplomat to russia. on the program tonight some of the maybes describe the various made for news an unfree news a russian u.k. relations different got so fair assessment through conference difficulties go much . seems to be a fair assessment my knowledge of the talks today during william hague's visit is limited to a few news was the commentary of your own correspondent just now as a reasonable conclusion yes and more important i think the change of government in the u.k. provides a perfect diplomatic backdrop to try to normalize relations and get them out of this rather. than which they've been stuck in because of this the one. shocking. very isolated case of. mr litvinenko well that of course does remain the main stumbling block between the two countries and foreign minister lavrov said today that moscow is ready to work on it per britain must provide details of the investigation which the u.k. has always refused to do in the past what you think are going to work together under this

mongering without really any opposition going to sit down with georgetown university professor christopher chambers next we'll examine the hardships that women continue to face in today's society career mom still have trouble raising a family and paying for childcare all the same time even though everybody says that men and women are more equal than ever before archie correspondent kalen ford is going to have that report then we'll tell you about a recent op ed from neo con political activist bill kristol he argues that a cheaper military is not going to solve our financial woes but instead will make the world a more dangerous place i am shouting false at this comment and i want to know why defense cuts are never ever on the table and especially not in these tough economic times and why are conservatives so obsessed with sex i don't mean and i want more sex sort of way no i'm talking about being obsessed with sex is a sin and it's tempting to regulate what goes on in your bedroom to lawn dotcoms tracy clark laurie will join me to discuss that steamy topic and then imagine your house is bur

. >> the next item is christopher johnson doing business as one block down at 2080 vann-- van ness avenue. they are applying for one full table. this is a location permitted by the education commission. the applicants plan to operate a food-service business with entertainment in the evening hours. this is to be live music, open live tonight, bingo, and trivia. operation is planned for seven days a week featuring new american cuisine. occupancy is listed at 123 persons. the operators have had food businesses being san francisco. planning has indicated that both the planning and in a timid people are normally uses. approval is recommended with conditions. the most important one is entertainment to end at 1:30 a.m. and also a request for the installation and the surveillance cameras. the permit officer has indicated to staff that all approval but he is giving is predicated on the applicant signing a lease. unless they have new information for me at this time, there is not a lease signed so the staff is recommending that the commission grant this with the specifications that it out with les b

. >> reporter: monday, columbus day, around the country people celebrate christopher columbus' arrival to the americas back in 1842. his voyage has been recognized since the colonial period. tuesday, another celebration, the first pledge of allegiance was recite mad public schools on october 12, 1892. thursday, sarah palin makes her way to the nation's largest and best known gay community. that's san francisco's castro district. palin is invited there by the conservative freedom foundation. when asked why the castro area they said they need to expand their base. >> leading up to the mid-term elections, they include nevada harry reid against republicans sharon ingle. and that's a look at the week ahead. >>> thousands of people chose to make today 10, 10, 10 their wedding day. >> the 10th day of the 10th month of the 10 year a target day for couples all over the world. mass weddings were held in some areas where the exact day had extra special meaning. >> in china, actually, the 10 means perfect. so 10, 10, 10. >> three 10s. >> australia record the numbers of marriages. >> they were exci

a lieutenant took unjustified and unprecedented actions when they revoked the police powers of christopher baumann. according to the complaint, which we saw just a few minutes ago, the ui don't know members had not completed in service training so the chief decided to punish them but the union leadership said they didn't have to attend the training and the lawyer who heard the case agreed. this is a portion of her conclusion. in the final analysis the responsibilities, chief kat leer lenear and others, failed to present legitimate grounds. it is fair to conclude that the predominant motive for the responsibilities' unprecedented and unilateral actions in its treatment of the union officials, that is to retaliate for their assertive activism on behalf of the fop and its members. in july of 2009, the ruling says the chief and two attorneys and a lieutenant decided to revoke the powers of baumann and the executive assistants and place them on a noncontact status because they had not completed in service training. but the fop argued its leaders are not required to attend in service training an