and will some columbia university students be putting the dinner ahmadinejad?nd finally a man sues white castle because he is too fat to fit in the fast-food chain seats. we will go live to absolutely nowhere straight ahead. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> happy defy superstition and national cream filled donut day, greg. >> well, andy, i would definitely walk under a ladder for a cream-filled donut. >> that's the spirit. and fingers crossed that nothing bad happens on superstition day. >> join me later. i brought cream filled donuts for the staff. >> want to drop it for tonight? >> yeah, my heart is not into it. >> it is okay. we all have bad days. >> look, i don't want to let you down. >> it is too late for that, andy. it is too late for that. >> in that's how you feel. i thought you were the one whose heart wasn't in it. what else could it possibly be about? >> i said before i didn't know that was the conditioner. next time put your damn name on it. >> i thought sven left it. >> scen was bold. >> i never saw it without his leather hood. >> it is $120 a tube. >>

. >> reporter: anita bonds chairs the district of columbia democratic party. >> the republican party is the party of the rich. i mean, let's face it, look at what they're saying about the economy. cut first and then we'll talk about human misery. human misery doesn't go away as the republicans would have us to believe. >> reporter: an argument that doesn't carry much weight with armstrong williams. >> the government does not owe you a living. the government does not owe you health care. >> reporter: williams says there is an argument to be made against president obama. unemployment, for example. >> the slight of american blacks under his leadership has worsened. >> reporter: but republicans chasing black voters. >> it's an important investment. why spend all of the money and you have very little on the return. many american blacks in this country have their allegiance to race. they have sol tarity. and they'll feel a betrayal to themselves not to vote for him. >> reporter: racial politics is

at columbia university, dr. jeffrey sachs and financier and "morning joe" economic analyst steve ratner joins us as well. good to have you both onboard. they picked apart the word ponzi scheme to the point where he had to go there. >> yes. i don't know that ponzi scheme is his biggest problem. because you can always say something is a ponzi scheme but then you can go back and say let's fix it. >> it's that he didn't take it to the next level from the get-go and now we have to back track and try and take it to the next level. >> i don't know how many levels actually, watching him last night, i don't know how many levels. >> stop. >> no, i know. this is very legitimate. >> okay. >> after listening to him talk last night in detail i do not know how many levels there are to rick perry. but i do know this. let me finish my thought please. >> please. >> i do know this. the phrase "ponzi scheme" is not rick perry's biggest problem. the word that he's going to have to wrestle with during republican primaries let alone a

i'm john king live in columbia, south carolina.republican candidates for president participating in a forum here today hosted by the tea party favorite, conservative senator jim demint of south carolina. up now, the georgia businessman herman cain. his first question, describe your view of the role of the federal government. >> ronald reagan spoke eloquently of the shining city on the hill. two centuries and more as he spoke and my question is, are we still that shining city and if so, is there another level for our destiny and what would you do to take us there and how would you define that to us? >> the answer is yes, we're still that shining city. because the last time i checked, nobody was trying to sneak out of america. [ laughter ] they were trying to sneak into america. despite our problems and despite our challenges. and we have a lot of problems. here's how i would take the united states of america back to the top of the hill. but we're still on that point higher than any other country in the world. first, secure our natio

remember columbia 2007? that as when he spoke there and the president of columbia was there.ling him names, petty dictator automobile of that. now the university is denying they had anything to do with this dinner that is being assembled by the columbia international relations council and association. they say they are enthusiastic about meeting with ahmadinejad. the university says the president, meaning bolger, has nothing to do with this at all. we wash our hands. finance any, then why is a group called columbia? details. >> eric: many ahmadinejad's office reaches out to the students for the dinner. they reach out to all sorts of people. he has a meeting in a hotel where they invite hunts to meet him and listen to him speak. >> he's a star. it is amazing, because he's for all of the things that the liberals of the academic strive are against. he hates homosexuals this is not something liberals at columbia would buy into. he denies the existence of israel. they don't buy into that. his human rights record is atrocious. they don't buy into that. what is this, just another ce

denham, and the gentlewoman from the district of columbia, ms. norton, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. denham: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.con.res 67. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. denham: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. denham: house concurrent resolution 67 would authorize the use of the capitol grounds for the district of columbia special olympics law enforcement torch run that will be held on september 30 this year. i'd like to take this opportunity to thank the gentlewoman from the district of columbia and ranking member of the subcommittee on economic development, emergency management and public buildings for introducing this resolution. i am pleased to be a co-sponsor. as in years past, the torch run will be laurched from the northwest terr

you are in columbia, south carolina.t to talk about an article i read "new york times" in the today about how this is a pivotal moment for gop candidates that their strategy is shifting from simply going on the attack against president obama and now going after each other. rick perry is a big target. >> oh, yeah, rick perry, a big target. he jumped in the race less than a month ago, the texas governor and now he's the front-runner in most of the national polls. he's been coming under attack by some of the other candidates, including mitt romney. romney who up until now has been kind of running a general election campaign in this primary, caucus calendar season. now he's going after rick perry talking about how he's -- we are seeing romney shift strategy and the other candidates. so much can happen in the next five weeks. we have five presidential debates. it is going to get extremely busy on the race to the white house. >> goodness, gracious, makes your head spin. thank goodness, we have you, paul, to watch it for us. th

that's must have time to travel from columbia to central america and back.mrongd to columbia largest rebel group who financed themselves largely through drug trafficking. >> too much virtual and not enough reality documentary forced to apologize after airing a shoot them up scene from popular video game and calling it real. documentary by itv exposes former libya leader gadhafi irish republican army. seen in question shows the ira shooting down a british army helicopter and it looked something like this. >> this is scene from the video game mistakenly included in the documentary. they apologize for the mix up calling it human error. >> mr. to come tonight. when it comes to intellectual property rights it's a cold, cold world. >> frosty the snow man snet ♪ was a jolly happy soul ♪ . >>reporter: well from frosty to this. inventor has actually gotten a patent from the government to build the perfect gotten a patent from the government to build the perfect snow man. stay with so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's

at the columbia checkpoint between jerusalem and ramallah and reporters following the situation of the palestinian israeli border something updates on our twitter feed or check in on one of our latest news right now here on arceo she says the clashes are erupting all around the west bank there are fears of more violence people are afraid this could be the start of the intifada followers that are to underscore. best's. the israeli foreign minister has said that if the palestinians carry on with the u.n. at statehood bid this would mean the end of any future peace talks this comes as a showdown is expected shortly at the u.n. general assembly let's get the latest our bodies were informed i wouldn't cross we're live now in new york so israel is about that peace talks going in the balance as the palestinian bid approaches you or there in new york or the u.n. or what can we expect to happen next. both clearly this situation is becoming even more tense with these new statements being made by the israeli foreign minister according to interfax news agency lieberman did say that no negotiations

. >>> in columbia, police have found almost five tons of marijuana hidden in boxes of onions, four people were arrested in connection with the operation. >>> and at a zoo in poland, police are trying to track down a man seen leaving behind a package that contained a crocodile. a security officer became suspicious after hearing scratching noises from inside the package. the croc was left out in chilly weather, but zoo officials say he is now in good condition. >>> well now for a "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day, the dow opens at 11,414. the s&p added 33 points and the nasdaq spiked 75. overseas trading, in tokyo, the nikkei rose 29 points, but in hong kong, the hang seng fell 135. >>> and the seemingly never-ending roller coaster ride did continue on wall street wednesday. just a day after cascading lower, stocks zoomed up. the comeback trail. it started in europe, where stocks boupsed back from two-year lows after a german court rejected lawsuits aimed at blocking germany's efforts to aid greece and other struggling euro nations. in july, companies posted the most job

because of your humble example, our kids, especially back in columbia, kentucky, and small towns across america, they note no matter who you are where you come from, you could do great things as a citizen and as a member of the american family. therein lies the greatest lesson of that day in the valley and the truth that our men and women in uniform live out every day. i was part of something bigger, dakota

not threatened but promised to lead an army into columbia and hang the governor of south carolina in the nullification crisis but taylor is upset but fulmer is upset by the fact the texans might invade mexico. what does he do? fires the secretary of war and secretary of the interior and everybody else. he then spends the first three weeks of his administration trying to put it together. gets most people in order but peculiarly he can find no one to take the secretary of the interior or the secretary of war positions. the two people he needs most to deal with the issue of the territories. he brings as secretary of state daniel webster, his old friend. daniel webster spent his entire life wanting to be president as he plots to get the eighteenth it -- eighteen 52 nomination. if i can fast-forward to the 1852 whig convention fillmore wants the nomination. the other hero of the mexican war, general winfield scott wants the nomination and daniel webster wants the nomination. for 33 ballots the whig convention can't nominate a president because fillmore and scott are neck in neck and webst

. >> just prior to the event, i was standing at the window here you can see there's columbia pike, arlington cemetery in the river over here and i was standing here discussing with our corporal really how vulnerable the building was and the fact that we are in the flight path for the national airport. so recognizing that vulnerability and i think everybody recognized our vulnerability, i left; went through the door, took a left to go see the boss who's literally on the other side of this wall here and somewhere between the door and there, boom! that's when it all came apart. >> and when you say it all came apart, what happened? what personally happened to you? >> you have to recognize the floor itself literally just broke away from the building. on the other side of this wall is an expansion joint that runs from the outer wall all the way to the interior wall and the floor broke away along the line of the expansion joint. and the ceiling all came down. lights, pipes, wires, concrete -- i mean, everything. but in chunks. this entire false sealing -- all of this came down plus some of the stor

because of your humble example, our kids, especially back in columbia, kentucky, and small towns across america, they note no matter who you are where you come from, you could do great things as a citizen and as a member of the american family. therein lies the greatest lesson of that day in the valley and the truth that our men and women in uniform live out every day. i was part of something bigger, dakota has said, part of a team that worked together and lifted each of to a common goal. every member of the team was as important as the other. in keeping with his wishes for the state, i want to conclude by asking now gunnery sgt rodriguez chavez and all those who served with dakota to stand and accept the thanks of a grateful nation. [applause] i remember our team is as important as the other. that is the lesson we have to remember, as citizens and as a nation as we meet the tests of our time at home and around the world. to our marines, to all of our men and women in uniform, to our fellow americans, we must always be faithful. as we prepare for the reading of the citation, let me say

-- his plane was still on the ground at the columbia airport.ck to suggest there are plenty of republican candidates who lack the necessary conservative backbone to take on the president. he specifically suggested, though not by name, that a candidate such as romney, lacked the type of conservatism to give voters a real choice between president obama. >> we can not choose a nominee, let me put it that way, that is going to blur the lines between this president and our nominee. >> reporter: mitt romney hasn't been pulling any punches where rick perry is concerned. for the last several days his campaign has been making the argument that perry when it comes to immigration reform is not tough enough because he does not support a border fence. romney complained that perry's criticism of medicare and social security as a ponzi scheme is too harsh. and because mr. perry has spent most of his life in government he's ill equipped because he lacks private sector experience. something romney touts at every opportunity. romney campaigning in new hampshire t

. >> los policías dl distrito de columbia, tienen pensado desplegar mayor número de policía, metro reducirás y carteras, mientras que los departamentos recorrirán a la ayuda de perros para detectar explosivos. >> autoidades fedeares se preparano con cautela, días atras se emitió una alerta para viajeros estadounidenses en todo el mundo, porque estos anivrersrio es visto como una excelente oportunidad para que grupos extremstase traten de atacan de nuevo. el país está bajo un nivel elevado de alerta. >> si bien no hay información en que al- qaeda planee ataques, seguimos en un máximo estado de vigilanca. >> el once de setiembre, es considerado por muchos estadounidenses como el día en que el mundo cambió, en esta fecha ocurrió algo inesperado, y para lo que estábamos tan poco preparados que diez años después, sigue teniend consecuencias en nuestra vida, telenoticias washington, y holaciudad.com. >> juliana: y en más informagmente relacionada con los eventos conmemorativos del 9/1 1, el área metropolitana se prepara la reconstrucción de la catedral que fue averiada por un funcionario natural,

he is the senator from south carolina who is putting on the forum here in columbia. she learned from them, yes, in fact, perry would head home to deal with the fires and miss the forum at 3:00 eastern. 5, not 6 presidential candidates at the forum. >> this is not a debate, a forum. how will it play out today? how critical is this? >> well, let's start with senator demint. that explains one of the reasons how critical is it. i bumped into him at breakfast. he's very influential among pea party activists, and he was quite a king maker last year for congress, and i believe he'll be very influential and next year in the race for the republican presidential nomination. how will the format? the five, not six now candidates, will appear on the stage. first for a nice photo-op, and then after that, one at a time. 20 minutes of questioning by senator demint, steve king of iowa, and one other questioner. not a debate. questioning of the candidates one at a time. we brought the cnn express. you know it's a big deal if we bring the bus. >> of course it is. that bus only goes to

she was then gone up to new york and going to school at columbia. he wrote her a furious letter. >> your grandfather? >> yes. you have broken your promise and haven't been putting yourself full time, although the book would you say in the front of "new york times". he pulled the carpet on her. that kind of thing. you could leap on that and say, well that says it all, doesn't it? one of the things i learned about writing about family is there aren't answers to so many questions. it is a mistake in a family to think every question has an answer. one of the questions i had going into the book was, do we pass sibling relationships down? was the fact that my father had such a difficult relationship with his older sister, was that the thing? going into writing this book i would say there it is, it is passed down. the fact is my brother and i were with able to get passed this. my brother would say you have so many damned theories, just go forward, live your life. don't be with so obsessed with the passed. he turned out to be a guru figure for me. sometimes

professor warren of columbia university, thank you for joining me. >> thanks. >>> on monday we showedou video of police brutality against peaceful protesters in the occupy wall street demonstration. one of those protesters will join me coming up. >>> last night, john stewart showed the emptiness of bill o'reilly's position on taxing the rich. that's ahead. >>> we've showed you the police brutality which occurred. coming up, i'll be joined by a witness to that brutality that broke out in new york over the weekend. we will be also coming up, the bill o'reilly return to the "rewrite". he worked himself back in with the nonsense he attempted to tell john stewart on "the daily show" last night. that's next. [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold... medicine. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. i

one in denver, michigan, new york city, british columbia, and i'm forgetting the other one.ime. it's very difficult to put a festival on of this caliber. working with rec and park and the city has been -- ajoy might be too strong of word, but it has been a great partnership. san francisco's outside lands is not just a music festival, but it is a celebration of san francisco and northern california. the music has always been a rich part of san francisco's history. 25% of the bands that performs at the festival are local bands. the other 75% of artists are internationally renowned dance. this year we had phish, muse, john fogarty from credence clearwater revival, and badu. we also celebrate san francisco's food culture. we are probably one of the only festivals in the country and maybe the world that all of the food vendors except for one our local restaurants. it is really showing the diversity and the excellence of our food culture here in san francisco. in addition, we have over 30 wineries from northern california. wine is an integral part of the fabric of northern califor

empire site building, he shook hands with jackie robinson, he went down to city hall, went up to columbia university. having less fun in new york city were the policemen who were assigned to protect him. because there were all these assassination plots surrounding castro, and these were reported in the press every day. and none of these turned out to be real, but the police didn't know that. and castro was completely impossible to protect. he'd throw himself into crowds, hugging and kissing people with no concern for his safety. and one afternoon on a whim, he decided to go to the bronx zoo. the press followed, federal agents followed, the new york city police followed. and castro did what everybody does at the zoo; he ate a hot dog, he fed peanuts to the elephants, he rode a miniature electric train, and then before anybody could stop him, he climbed over a protective railing in front of the tiger cages and stuck his fingers through the cage and petted a bengal tiger on the head. these were the kind of things that made people think he was a little crazy. [laughter] americans spent much o

columbia of other mentions we have. naomi kelly was with us. purchaser naomi kelly was here.n, former supervisor brown, who is also here with us. of course i really would get assassinated if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sitting with former redevelopment commissioner benny yee. welcome, kim. we are really looking forward to working with kim to get students to come visit the kinsey exhibit. just one second. and also supervisor scott winer -- weiner is here also. let's welcome him. newly elected schedule. we're back on schedule and graced with the presence of our new mayor. we, as i mentioned earlier, we had the pleasure of working well. are city administrator at the time ed lee and supervisor ross mirkarimi in connection with

colleges, harvard and princeton tied for the number one spot, followed by yale and columbia. >>> now here is an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,105 after adding 44 points yesterday. the s&p gained 10 points. the nasdaq rose 37. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei fell 97 points but in hong kong the hang seng inched up 14. >>> on wall street tuesday, investors bet that european leaders could act soon to stop its spreading debt crisis. news french president nicolas sarkozy and german chancellor angela merkel gave buyers a measure of hope for the debt-ridden region. however that optimism faded overnight as asian stocks slipped on fears that eurozone leaders lack a clear plan to solve its sovereign debt crisis. back on wall street, industrials led the day's gain. general electric added nearly 3% while cummins jumped 6%. oracle gave the nasdaq the biggest boost, rising nearly 3%. apple shares inched up 1% on renewed expectations for investor incentives. best buy shares plunged 7% after an unexpectedly weak quarterly

the have had to have done joint work fighting the agreements and the dreadful plan columbia like thewar mechem iraq and afghanistan during of billions of dollars, tax dollars out of the country that could go much more profitably to these budget deficits we hear so much about in wisconsin, indiana, ohio and so on down the line. >> thanks. >> which reminds me we have the brothers here who is along with bald and others of the leader of u.s. leverage against of the war perhaps we could handle that new fly your. i would highly recommend the chart on the back of this flier. we need to retrain the debate about what we need to do to protect public jobs and services. right now, you know, the limits of the labor proposal seems to be well, tax the rich tax reform for a much-needed. we don't have a strong enough push for the single-payer which would achieve enormous savings and take the pressure off the bargaining with the in the public and private sector on the job base the benefits but as the fly your points out, you really want to deal with this problem of the fiscal crisis in the public sect

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. >>> in columbia police found almost 5 tons of marijuana hidden in boxes of onions. four people were arrested in connection with the operation. >>> and a zoo in poland has police scratching their heads. they are trying to track down a man seen leaving behind a package that contained a crocodile. a security officer became suspicious after hearing scratching noises inside the package. the croc was left out in chilly weather, but zoo officials say he is now in good condition. >>> now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. in the first randomized controlled trial of its kind weight watchers was found to be more than twice as effective than standard family doctor care. this was funded by weight watchers, but fully independent, and the study showed over 12 months overweight patients told by their doctors to use the program lost around twice as much as people receiving standard weight loss care. for more information on this and other health stories, check out the health page at msnbc.com. >> early today health is brought to you by vagisil. br

. >>> well, a variety of motor vehicle fees will actually go up in the district of columbia tomorrow. residential parking permits for most residents will increase to $25 from $15. the fee to obtain a duplicate driver's license goes up to $20 from $7. >>> alexandria police are hoping that new photos will help them find missing community activist lenny harris. harris disappeared last wednesday night and just hours later, police say whomever was in this van, tried to use his credit card at an atm in prince george's county. they say the van is a white dodge caravan with no front tags. police are still trying to find out who this man is. they say that he tried to use harris' credit card at a king street atm. >>> the fate of washington's historic lincoln theatre is still up in the air. the u street theatre officials say that the theatre cannot stay open without support from the city and support in the form of have half a million dollars. the theatre board is appealing to d.c. mayor gray to provide money from the city's surplus tax revenue. >>> still ahead on 9news now at noon, first lady mi

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unions have gotten together and they'll be holding rallies in all 50 states and the district of columbia. you can go on the their web site, save america's postal service dot org. tuesday september 27th. the locations will be announced two days from now. >> stephen: are you sure they're going the happen? what if it rains or sleets or snows at night? >> funny you should mention that. i worked for the post office for 20 years. there were blizzards. there were hurricanes. and we opened a day or two afterwards as most, whereas my internet service provider recently was down for a week in our area code. i was calling india every week, calling tech support trying to find out when i would be hooked up. the post office kept delivering the mail. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: they will be missed. phil rube, you thank you so much for joining me. "there's always work at the post office." we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] [cheerin] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much, folks. nation, it's no secret. if you're watching the show, you know that i have been an early suppo

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and he is going to have some lunch with some students at columbia university. thinking about this, if i were a college student and this thug came, in i would have lunch with him but i would give him a hard time. >> forget giving him a hard time. have put a dusted off gun in the water closet. do a michael -- go into the whiz student union come out and blow his head off and get extra credit work. i would tell these columbia kids if either one of you, any of you have beenarried recently in new york under the new law, don't bring it up at lunch with ahmadinejad. because they know is he a world leader and this is going to be impressive and we are going to touch base with another guy. do not tell him that you and jimmy are married because is he not going to dig that. you are going to find your way on the business end of a semitar. >> bill: if you were a student, would you have lunch with this guy? >> bill: i would. i would give him all kinds of jazz. you know. i wouldn't yell at him and do something like that. i would say you know what? just as you said. you are trea

the columbia deal is completely different. i don't know if you know this but yesterday, the twenty-second trade unionist was assassinated, shot four times, killed dead. we are told the colombian government has suspended its union protection program. one of the hallmarks that we were told signify the change of the colombian government and their desire to protect workers is now suspended. that doesn't bode well. i asked this question of my ceo friends any time in the business round. last year, 51 trade unionists were assassinated. not accidentally killed. potentially assassinated. 51 ceos had been intentionally assassinated last year, how many people here think there would be a clamor for a trade deal with columbia? we happen to think that workers, union officials are no less deserving as human beings than ceos. so we will continue to fight that. i will add this. workers on both sides of the border. the korean workers' and colombian workers also oppose those traded raiments because they know they're not going to be good for work

up towards the pacific northwest, very unsettled, especially for british columbia. winds and rain on the coastline. as you look to upper elevations, expect quite a bit of mountain snow as well. highs tuesday look like this. 17 in chicago, upper 20s on the eastern seaboard. apd finally a look at europe here. it stays windy and wet for the scandinavian peninsula today, especially for coastal norway. you want to watch for strong winds here. the british isles as well, otherwise dry for southern sections. continental europe, southern end of italy staying unsettled with a couple of thundershowers possible. overall, temperatures on the mild side. looking at mid to upper 20s. 24 in vienna, paris up to 26. london expecting 23 degrees. that's a look at your weather for now. here is the three day outlook. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

thank you ann temkin and olive sacks columbia university neurologist. i should note you're wearing this cap not because we want to promote anying but because you thought it would shield your sensitive eyes from the bright television lights we are thrilled to have you here without a hat. thank you very much. and eric kandel and i havebeen on a journey. it has been a journey that i have learned as much as i have on any series. it has opened up to enormous possibilities. i think ic and i could sit here tonight and say let's go do ten parts of creativit just the questions we have raed at this table show you the extraordinary thing we've been talking about which is that as we understand the complexity of the brain just a little bit it hop up and shows us the possibilities of understanding so much more and understanding who we are and understanding where what we thought o as in a sense didn't quite understand about behavior and how there was a connection to biology. and eric has helped us understand that he is my great friend and has been the guiding hand and

it was not executed within the district of columbia. the evidence obtained as a result of the location liberation was introduced at his trial on drug charges. he was convicted and appealed. the court of appeals for the district of columbia in an opinion by judge ginsberg held that this was a search that should have retired -- should have required a warrant. the government argues, and first attempted to get a review which the court denied over dissent by judge silberman. the dark -- the government argued that under the court's precedents, no warrant is needed, there is no fourth amendment issue raised by this, because it is not a search, not a violation of the fourth because all the information that was introduced at trial could be observed from public thoroughfares. the court relied upon an earlier case, or the government relied upon an earlier case from the 1980's were the government placed of beeper in a container with the permission of the owner of the container. the beeper was placed in a container, and the container was taken by th