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michael clair behind bars... and ordered to pay bacc 133-thousand dollars in damages...vvr two years. he pleaddd guilty to defrauding medicare. if people knew what my kids - went through, and the pain and sufferiig theyywent through. he should've got more time. you might as well just send him tt the ymca or something." something." clair will not be able to practice dentistry when he gets out.his liceese waterskiing nats natsif waterskiing isn't already tough... it is now. pheck out this amazing video out of australia.145 wateeskiers worked together... to attempt to break a world record.the skiers stayed up for a full nautical mile.the guinness book of recorrs is now looking to confirm... if they did in fact break a record. coming up on the early edition... vandals strike buses at a virginia church. church. i arrived here and noticed first thing that the front windshield was completely crrcked. the important function these surprising message this pastor has for the crookss crooks. ((break 11) you can now breathe easy... knowing that there's an app helpiig you do just that

clair tenia su consultorio en massachusetts pero ahora se ha mudado a crofton maryland...ast haven en connecticut, anuncio Ó que se jubilarÁ a partir del 3 de febrero.. la decisiÓn llega despuÉs de las acusaciones de maltrato hacia los miembros comunidad latina por parte de su departamento... maria santana con mÁs detalles... el polemico alcalde de east haven ct, jospeh maturo anuncio este lunes el retiro del jefe de policia leonard gallo a partir del proximo viernes, esto a menos de una semana despues del arresto de 4 agentes de la policia por supuesto abuso y violacion de derechos civiles de residentes hispanos, y despues de que el alcalde se vio envuelto en su propio escandalo por decir durante una entrevista que para apoyar a los latinos de su ciudad iba a comer tacos. durante una conferencia de prensa el alcalde dijo que iniciara la busqueda de un nuevo jefe. mientras que la partida del jefe gallo llega en un momento difícil, ofrece una oportunidad unica para que el departamento siga adelante bajo un nuevo liderazgo, una oportunidad para que la cuidad siga adelante co

michael clair was charged with several charges. clair now lives in crofton and was suspended by medicaid in 2002 but continued filing claims by using the names of other dentists in his practice. >>> an ex employee at a queen anne's grocery store takes out his cooler by bleaching meat. 57-year-old john waskey poured bleach into the meat case, contaminating pork and chicken. he turned himself in and was arrested on destruction of property and contamination of food. store managers said the meet was removed. >>> all right, temperature wise, things are cool in the low 40s. feeling like a traditional january day, not brutal but certainly on the cool side. we're in the low 40s now and headed well down into the 30s. a steady west wind keeping things on the cool side. so the rest of the evening things will stay chilly, 30s, windy at times, but what a reversal in this trend. you'll want to stick around. >>> johnson and johnson recalled baby call me comfort lotion after regulators found excessive levels of bacteria in the sample. it was volun

claire agrees and has her own request. >> is there any way i can get you to bring me some m&ms? >> hi. how are you? >> i'm fine. >> and here he is inside the undercover house, greeted by a 19-year-old actress hired by "dateline." >> i wasn't sure if you were coming. >> oh, yeah. i told you i'd be here. >> wiles keeps his online promise. >> did you bring my m&ms? did you bring the condoms, too? >> yeah. >> thank you. well, i'm going to go change. i'll be right back, okay? >> we've blurred his graphic body language, which seems to telegraph exactly what's on his mind. >> you seemed a little nervous driving around out there. >> yeah. >> what are you doing here today? >> i'm coming to see her. >> and how old is the girl you came to see here today? >> she says she's 13. >> 13. >> right. i'm just visiting. that's all. i did not want to have sex with her. >> that's not what it says here. >> i know what it says there. >> "we will be making love all the time i'm there. okay, cool. with my tongue up your blank." >> i say that on all the -- >> you say that all the time? >> right. >> james,

the 11-year-old and her friend claire were waiting on a bus when a teen snatched her phone.laire tried running after the thief who disappeared. >> i thought i could stop him. >> reporter: on wednesday police say it happened again to a different group of girls walking through fort reno, less than a block from where alison was robbed. the details were similar. the teen runs past them, grabs the phone and runs. they sell the phones on the black market. >> the suspects will keep your wallet, just give me your phone. >> reporter: the police chief says she's getting no help from cell phone companies. >> i talked to the head of security for apple and a few others and said can't you disable these phones to take the profit out of the market for the bad guy, and they said we can, but we're about customer service. and we like to give customer service when they call and ask for the service. >> reporter: meanwhile, the middle schooler d her mom are stunned by the real world lesson alison had to learn the hard way. >> you sort of lose a little bit of innocence when you're a victim of a cr

thanks for claire boothe luce foundation today. >> thank you.[applause] is there a nonfiction author a book you'd like to see featured on book tv? send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> now on booktv, laurie sandell recounts the fallout from bernie madoff's ponzi scheme and the effect it had on his family. the author was given access to all members of the nato family and reports of mr. made's two sons, andrew and mark, and his wife, ruth, reacted to bernie madoff illegal activities. this is about half an hour. >> hello. i'm diane leslie, and i am here to welcome you to diesel, a bookstore. when the information broke, i guess i saw it in "the new york times," about, i don't even know what to call it, the, the madoff debacle, the madoff scandal. it was so shocking and so fascinating. and i don't think since watergate was i rushing to get the paper every day to read the next episode of what had happened. so, as the story unfolds, i was thinking this looks like a greek tragedy. this is amazing, and you know, on

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other notable winners, meryl streep, michelle williams, christopher plummer, claire danes and octavia spencer. we are back for this special edition of "today" live from los angeles. >> i'm natalie morales along with with savannah guthrie and al roker. we were there for all the fun. fair to say some of the celebrations may still be going on. in fact, riding in the elevator over here, i did see people coming in as i was leaving. >> exactly. looking worse for wear. >> we have everything covered this morning. >> these folks look great from the hair to the dresses and shoes. there was definitely a lot of glitz and hits but misses, too. >> not many though. >> i don't think so. who are we to judge? we'll talk to the experts who will tell us who were the best dressed last night. >> the party kept going long after the awards were handed out. i had fun, rubbing elbows with the who's who of hollywood. show you what happened when i went party hopping to the after parties. amy poehler with the open back there. >> baby got open back, as you say. >> right. >> first let's go to new york for a check o

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second largest magazine publisher, cosmo, marie claire. we have stakes in cable companies.own a portion of a&e, lifetime, history, espn. and, you know, at hearst we started this company and we really wanted it to have sort of the same benefits that hulu had and that baseball had. and we really treated it like a second company. the employees are not employees of hearst, but of manila. we based it in san francisco. even though the headquarters for hearst corporation is in new york city. because we want to attract the best talent we could. we really hired and insented people and we gave them a portion of the profits, but we said it would take a couple of years to get there. >> why did you start this company within hearst? if you were to tell me to pick a digital problem that hearst should solve, this wouldn't be the one. given your track record. i mean, billing is important. >> it's actually a huge problem in the united states. there's about $48 billion spent every year sending paper mail for transactional mail, bills and statements, every single large service provider has on

mike, deb, claire, thank you. young man, wear your coat.hey look good. >> they do. >> they look good. okay, so lebron james may not have a ring, i professional ring but he'll get a real pretty one for his girlfriend soon.  >>> hello, everybody, i'm ashleigh banfield. it's 32 past the hour. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. here is what did on the agenda. trying to get the votes and change minds in the last full day of campaigning in iowa. how many are undecided? versus how many can have their minds changed? we'll talk about that. >> kind of like a half and halfy thing really. some are sort of undecided. by the way, since it's the eve of the political season kicking off which we're so excited about we thought we'd wake somebody up to ask them about it. we're not telling you who. we'll give you a hint. it's somebody from a very prominent political family. it's a kennedy. >> oh. i'm going to wake up a kennedy. >> but we won't tell you which one and she doesn't know either. i'm not going to tell you if her dad was president or if heir r was a se

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abc's claire shipman has the story. >> reporter: all of us lose bone density as we age.turns out, it happens much more slowly than we thought. the dramatic report in "the new england journal of medicine" says a 67-year-old woman whose bones test strong, doesn't need to be tested again for 15 years. to those women, doctors will say -- >> good for you. continue your calcium. continue your vitamin d. keep walking. we don't need to do this test soon. >> reporter: fewer scans are a good thing. but doctors worry the headlines hide a danger. they say it's critical that more women get that first test by age 65. right now, only 13% of women are getting that vital baseline test. so, who should be getting scans and how often? a 67-year-old woman with a normal bone scan can wait 15 years. women whose bone scans show moderate loss should be tested every five years. and women with severe bone loss should get the test every year. there are risk factors which mean you should be tested more often. a family history of osteoporosis. a broken bone after age 50. having more than two drinks a

claire sims from our partners at first coast news joins us this morning if jacksonville. mitt romney has a commanding league. newt gingrich says he's going to close that gap. what are the polls saying this morning, claire? >> reporter: good morning, andrea and mike. we're live in between two polling places in jacksonville. we have quite a fight because it's such a large district. right now romney we know that he's going -- he's ahead. gingrich says he's going to close that gap but here in jacksonville that might be a question. that's because we went and pulled the numbers from 2008 and here in jacksonville, the year that mccain won the nomination, romney did exceedingly well. he beat mccain almost 2-3 here in jacksonville. and that also, you know, we know ron paul is sort of out of it at this point but he only got 2,000 votes here in jacksonville in 2008. if those numbers from four years ago are any indication, it looks like romney may be able to pull away with the votes here in jacksonville. >> as we've heard, the spending on negative ads has been astronomical in the sta

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we saw claire danes. she passed wi star moments ago.arting to see more of the a-listers coming through. when you have dinner, drink, and awards, you have the makings for a lively night. >> reporter: on an evening filled with stars, one may shine brighter than the rest. ne night for george clooney. >> reporter: that's because he's up for acting honoring, but directing awards could come his whyway also. >> i don't necessarily remember who has won what award when. i do remember films. >> reporter: both clooneys are up for best drama. so is "war horse", "the help", and "money ball." >> the best drama category is a real tossup. >> reporter: merle streep could win for "the iron lady." a first globe might be up for michelle williams in "my week with marlin." >> it's hard to step into those high heels. michelle williams really did it. >> reporter: the artists will try to prove silence is golden. this o imagine to the silent movie era has the most nominations, with six. >> if any film could meet it, it might be brides mats." >>. >> reporter: but

claire is scheduled to be sentenced and pleaded guilty to defrauding medicaid of $130,000.ients reported infections after he performed root canals. he had a dental practice in falls river. hagerstown, baltimore county and baltimore city. hall of famer brooks robinson expected to stay in the hospital for a few more days after he fell at charity event in florida. he was about to get off the stage, 6-foot high stage and leaned against a curtain thinking it was a wall and fell back ward. she broke his clavicle but alert when taken to the hospital. >>> time for five things you need to know before heading out the door. department of homelands security, janet naploitano will deliver the homelands security address. she plans to tour college and university campuses throughout the year discussing aspects of homeland security. >>> later, michelle obama and department of labor secretary, will appear at an event announcing proposed rules to help caregivers of wounded veterans. hearings resume on visit ces for hinkley, his attorneys are expected to get a chance to request psychiatrists f

the actress nominees are claire dan danes. juliewe your winner, juliana marguiles. four your choices for best actor in a tv series drama. >> our viewers selected kelsey grammer, grammar also has won two golden globes for his work on "frazier". you can watch the show with us during our live web chat that starts with tomorrow's first arrivals at 7:00 p.m. the show begins at 8:00 p.m. >>> it's a party with a purpose. this weekend is the 19th annual nbc 4 health and fitness expo. >> reporter: shaking our way into shape at the nbc 4 health and fitness expo. >> it's just a great way, in my opinion to get the knowledge out there to people who might not have health care. >> from high energy aerobiaerobo hooping it up, there's something for everyone. kids got a brand-new take on the game operation. in addition hundreds of booths offer free tests and screening. >> i get my eyes checked, my ears, my blood sugar. >> james corpsman's mission goes beyond a boost. >> i want to be around for my children and my grandkids. >> and also anton and simone, from big stars to new beginners

claire newell is a travel expert busy looking for deals for your family and you. >> i found some greatow. you say this is the best time, after the peak holiday season. >> absolutely. everyone's been away over the christmas holidays and new year's. january and february you can get great deals. these deals do not let you down. >> let's start in hawaii. you have a great deal on honolulu. >> the miramar hotel has a deal of $109. the reason i like this hotel, not only is it a great price but it's a well located hotel a block and a half away from the beach. it gives you a really good central location to see all that honolulu has to offer. pearl harbor, the polynesian cultural center and, of course, a block and a half away from the gorgeous waikiki beach. >> how are airfares? >> good at this time of year. from the west coast you can get deals under $399. >> now to jamaica, another great spot. >> another really great spot. i chose a property called the rock house hotel. as long as i have been in travel which is far longer than i care to let anybody know, this is on seven mile beach voted one o

card fraud losses were lower here. >> reporter: an claire says merchants and banks have been reluctant to pay the cost of switching to new payment terminals that accept the chip card. >> we're certainly developing a road map. initially the focus will be on the international traveling customers. >> reporter: wells fargo and some other banks are now issuing chip cards to business travelers and visa has plans of its own. it will require merchants to install card readers that can handle the chip cards as well as mobile payments by 2013. >> when you get your next plastic, it just might be different. >> reporter: in europe they are called chip and p.i.n. cards because they are also required to enter a p.i.n. code. security experts say however the p.i.n. isn't really needed because of our superior communications system. however, if you're traveling to europe, be sure you ask your credit card company for a p.i.n. code or you may not be able to use your card there. on the consumerwatch, julie watts, cbs 5. >>> sending an sos to the world. how a california hiker was saved by a lot on his cell ph

fire working nine sin claire lane.ere's sherrie johnson with mover news. >> the president is wrapping up a three-day rote trip where he touted his agenda. he will be in cambridge but this morning he is in ann arbor michigan. mary joins us with a live preview. good morning. mary. >> harks good morning sherrie can be -- hey, good morning, sherrie. it's a very exciting day here. the president is going to be bringing up an issue he spoke about about making tuition more affordable. the president said it is imperative that people be able to go to college because that traik is so important especially as -- training is so important especially as we try to competeon a global level. people have to be excatted especially in the high tech field. that's what will bring our economy back and that's one of the things the president was speak about during the state of the union and something he will speak about here as well. the u of m president has been very concerned about trying to keep tuition affordable because we have seen so many

on the tv side, the conspiracy thriller homeland won best drama and it started claire danes, best actress. best actor went to kelsey grammer as a corrupt chicago mayor in "boss." "modern family" grabbed kudos for best tv comedy. and former friends star matt leblanc playing an exaggerated version of himself in various episodes. mark barger. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. >>> a police cruiser dash cam was rolling when a florida believe began beating an elderly man with dementia. the violence occurred after police arrived to break up an altercation involving the 66-year-old who allegedly pulled a knife on a co-worker. >>> an elderly woman is very lucky to be alive following a crash into a chicago building. the car was launched into an empty doctor's office after she was rear-ended by a truck. the woman and the driver of the truck were taken to the hospital for some minor injuries. >>> and finally, one visitor to a texas high school had no problem clearing the halls. you can see why. a wild buck jumped into a school window, forcing teachers and stud

. >>> california college admitted to submitting false sat scores, officials with claire mount mckennastrator gave the fudged numbers to publications that use the data to rank the nations universitycolleges. they were inflated 10 to 20 points in reading and math since 2005 the current u.s. news ranks was claire mount, mckenna as 9th best liberal arts college in the country >> chef >> see how they rank now. >> yeah. >>> all right now is the time to cash in on big deals coming up frugal socialite, reveals february treats. >> plus how to switch up your valentines day routine >> chef needs a little freshening up. >> who are the better car shoppers women or men? we will have the results of a new study that may surprise you on the other side of the break . guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbu

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claire who now lives in craftton was shackled and handcuffed to begin serving his time right away.a armidian says the punishment is not nearly enough. >> he should have got more time. if people knew the pain and suffering my kids went to, instead of sending him to the ymca or something. >> reporter: after the root canal, her son's tooth turned black and had to be pulled. >>> the 22-year-old skipped out on jury duty after lunch so a judge slapped him with an odd punishment. he was forced to carry a sign around the courthouse to let people know what he did. he is also scheduled back on monday. >>> a california based company has developed a new coiling that can proof your phone. the company describes the coating as a nano coating including all the components inside. right now the treatment costs about $60. >>> will it work in the rain too. >> water is water. >> i would get it for sure. >> it happens. >> yes. okay bob. careful. >> okay, yes. let's take a look at temps and conditions around the region. it's chilled down, pretty close to normal. we're at 34 now, 20 degrees. no wind at al

. >> reporter: claire case is more remarkable when you consider more than 96,000 americans are on the waiting list for a kidney transplant. more than 6,000 die each year waiting for a kidney. something clay no longer has to worry about. thanks to allison, he now has a future and is planning his wedding. >> she is definitely going to be invited. i told her that she will get to pick out the song and we'll have a special dance. >> reporter: once strangers, foul sharing a special connection for life. >> that's

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workers are doing what santa claire called clean-up work at the great america parking lot for a series of ground-breaking ceremonies starting on monday. it follows last night's city council meeting where the council rejected a referendum from the group "santa clara plays fair" to put the project back on the ballot. today, 49er boostersed they fear the project would get tied up in court. >> i hope we can move past this, and i implore people not to proceed with the court action. that will take more time and cost the city more money and delay potential new jobs for the stadium and cause more grief. >> reporter: santa plays faired it's considering suing the city to force another election saying it believes the city misled voters on innocencing when measure j passed in june of 2010 and spending money it doesn't have and may not collect in the future. >> there are all kinds of options available. i think they are foolish if they break ground on monday, but that's their vision. >> the courts may understand the jobs and the importance of that, and i know they'll fastrak this, and we're asking a

[laughter] director lee, oka, okreiskin, ramos, my name is claire, a retired muni operator and formersecretary and treasurer. cooin here with my colleagues, e of whom are retired and are no longer employed by muni, but we were all new drivers in 1984. -- mimi -- muni drivers in 1984. remember this, as i give you this summary. we were all muni drivers in 1984. all of us have been aggrieved by the actions of the trust fund trustees. a joint board made up of mta officials and of local 258 officials. their actions resulted in a group of workers being singled out and left out. therefore, we were each denied a monetary payment of $1,880. it was paid out last december 23, 2011. there was a total of 155 operators who received $1,880 each. they were actively working as transit operators in 1984. some of whom were still working in december of 2011. and some who retired in 2009 through a 2011. this group also received $1,880. this $1,880 that was received by some operators was the result of a 1984 cost of living adjustment that was placed into the trust fund, and has earned interest for the past