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the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full of dirt, a crooked mouth, fangs driping blood. it's not the savage guner waiting for our school on their way to school. no, this heinous replica of satan doesn't look like a jew. dopt make a habit of supplying the motives of sin with colors of skin because it's skin deep. a student with dreams of statehood or a teenage girl driven by desperation and fear or a dentist or an apprentice of a dead soldier, who crouches in the wounds of the dead and the dying, who hurls stones at tanks and encroaching soldiers, who stands unmoved before a roiling tank, who stares with barbed eyes. the enemy is never one who kills for no reason. the enemy is never one who must be vanquished at all cost. it is not so easy to kill from the inside, a shifting corridor of blame. not so easy to trace

defectors to stay because there are no problems with their case and because they want to go to south cory a wednesday, the ministry gave them permission to land in japan, then transferred them to an immigration facility to question them about their identity. justice ministry says the defectors have been playing cards and watching the news on tv and says they appear to be in good health. government sources say south korea told japan it is ready to accept the defectors and wants to settle the matter from a humanitarian standpoint. >>> tropical storm is bringing torrential rain to western and central japan. it could trigger more damage to areas battered by rains earlier this month. the meteorologist logical agency says it is moving south over the sea about 220 kilometers east, southeast in okinawa prefecture. it is packing winds more than 80 kilometers an hour at its center. causing torrential rain in western and central japan. three lakes caused by land slides threaten to overflow. more than 36,000 people are evacuating effected areas. >>> here is the extended weather forecast. >>> you may

the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full

each year about a million birds nest on come on the island there are real cories on almost all of the coastal cliffs the bird population on top of cove island is one of the most impressive. up to one hundred thousand pounds of tufton possums gather in an area of some five hundred square meters they are called northern pirates because of the bright plumage. here we catch and tag about a hundred birds it won't let me go now i'll have to open and speak it's ok it happens. i'm going to try and target now it's best to let them get back to their holes or else be taken far beyond the places where the other tufted puffins nest if one of these birds gets into a puffins nest the own vital guest might well be killed by another puff and keep the room we usually let them go by tossing them into the air. in the courts though it seems he doesn't want to fly today. these birds cannot takeoff from the ground which is why they look clumsy instead they use a steep slope as a launch pad tufted pathans feet in the open sea dive to depths of up to a hundred meters in the hunt for small fry. quite often sie

. >> reporter: but newark's mayor cory booker appeals for patience. >> we're not going to change thehole system overnight. but we are making steady progress, measurable progress. >> reporter: the measure of success will be when every child in newark has the skills to go to college. lisa myers, nbc news, newark. >>> and still ahead here tonight as we continue, big change coming to sunday nights in america. ♪ i love rock 'n' roll ♪ put another dime in the jukebox baby ♪ ♪ i love rock 'n' roll >>> joan jett and the blackhearts got themselves a nomination at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame today. in fact, women made a strong showing among this year's nominees, including heart, chaka khan, the spinners, donna summer, the beastie boys and war. from this list, the inductees will be announced in november. >>> we have an update tonight on dakota meyer, the young marine who saved 36 men during the firefight in afghanistan. turns out what he really wants to do is fight fires with the fdny here in new york. but when he missed this year's application deadline and a judge ordered that it be extende

joining knee discuss the app, cory johnson. thanks so much for coming on the show. i'm still shaking my head over it. your reaction to this app. funny or not? >> well, sadly, there's nothing funny about an app that unnecessarily trivializes and promotes outdated stereotypes of gay and lesbian people. sadly will, we still see parents who reject their children, more and more parents are accepting their children and unconditionally loving them, but an application like this really sets up bad stereotypes and gay and lesbian young people that are rejected face higher rates of homelessness, mental illness and ultimately are eight times more likely to commit suicide. so this really isn't a laughing matter. it's very own offensive and we hope that this app will be removed. >> let me share -- we did share the beginning just a few questions that are on the app but i want to share a few more so you can really get a feel for this. some of the questions include does he like football, does he take a long time to do his hair, does he have a complicated relationship with his father

today, but she is the one who sent in the letter to cory that is circulated today as well. and so we took them around and a whole lot of people they didn't know three months ago and everybody that they met has endorsed them and in my presence. and again, we're available for any additional questions which i believe mr. mcniven wants to speak to you now as part of the team. >> hello. i am the designer of 5050 valencia -- >> your name is? >> my name is cristo. sorry. just wanted to speak really quickly about the condition of the building as i don't know if you can -- i don't know if this is working. but it's structurally unsound due to extensive water damage and that is going to be fixed and a partial new roof will be installed and there will be full sprinklers throughout the building. and also we are bringing the building up to full size code as well as the brand-new store front that's going to mesh in with the context and fabric of valencia street. i wanted to say that quickly. >> thank you. i am the dad, and i have been in business for a long type in the restaurant business

stadium the cories short track legend and soon could be competing publisher by the end of the year. the first of the rugby world cup a stranger take on the usa today in pool see why russia are preparing for their clash with ireland tomorrow and even though it looks likely the bears won't win a game this tournament it's still being worthwhile particularly for the oldest player at the world cup thirty eight year old but you start off. as the story. it's a dream for any rugby player to play in the world cup this is the biggest tournaments in the game all the world's best players and coaching staff are here and i'm delighted i've been given the opportunity to play here a thirty eight year old has had an interesting career path it was born in was pick a star i started playing rugby in a small town of god in it was he had his rugby career would take off and he would have a distinguished career in france playing the top fourteen which he says had a big impact on his development as a player in the last. experience of playing in the french leagues has been vital and helped me develop as a pl

scheduling in preparing to put a man to death for whom the case against him has entirely unraveled cory's case i think highlights so much of what is flawed in our justice system especially when there are claims of innocence that there really is not an adequate way for those claims to be heard and that a case like juries can go through the court system appeal after appeal court after court and what's reviewed as opposed courts are not able to focus on the larger issues of innocence or whether this conviction was reliable and instead they're focused on on the procedural issues or the technicalities and so. so someone like troy davis can march steadily towards death row and towards an execution even though there is no solid case against him and he has a very strong innocence claim this is of course one man but as you've mentioned it is sort of emblematic of bigger issues in our justice system but we're also not really seeing this covered in the mainstream press or really addressed not that many of our politicians at least why do you think that is why is this the capital punishment issue not

convincing thirty seven seventeen when i was france to host going ahead through adam thompson there before cory jane ran in the second after a bursting run third to try from dark preview blocks ninety three by the right and in the second power that domination could see doubt that a second in life front responded with one of their own tries mixing normal skier intercepting the ball how do you plan to have the last laugh sonny bill williams going like that in the corner to complete the thirty seven seventeen when despite the loss by the french can still reach the last night was the second place team. thank you tom get. up again on saturday stories and take full control of group bait scoring telling tries in that sixty seven three thrashing of remaining a mark whether it's the first ashton getting you back three times that. football in sunday's action in the russian probably has got under way with spot at moscow facing a tricky tight krasnodar although it's goalless with half time to fight much better winds across the dark would push their chances of finishing the regular season they've been ok sp

convincing thirty seven seven two win over france the host going head there throughout and johnson before cory jane ran in the second after a bursting run and a third try from di put the all blacks ninety three by the right. and in the second half the all blacks domination to go to a second try although france responded here with a try their own for max i'm also intercepted by the all blacks had asked for something phil williams going over in the corner to play the thirty seven seventeen when despite the loss france can still reach the last eight as the second place team. and in. the game on saturday in england took full control of the group scoring ten tries in a six and seventy three thrashing of the nine year mark where the impression passed him by going over three times their. time formula one sebastian vettel has taken another step towards defending his world championship title after claiming pole position for the singapore grand prix this the eleventh time this season he'll start at the front of the grid and if he wins another results go his way he will be crowned world champion today re

also jeb bush and the mayor of new jersey cory booker will also join us. up next no rocky mountain high. politico says the president is losing ground in colorado. a swing state he had locked up three years ago. plus why it looks like his hard won health care law is now headed for the supreme court. first, here is todd santos with a check on the forecast. >> good morning, guys. you forgot to mention chris christie even cut one of the tax breaks they were giving "jersey shore" the tv show. maybe he does have some interesting insights. we're still dealing with the low over chicago with some of those showers rotating through southern lake michigan. some of that moisture is getting kicked into western pennsylvania, slowly fading over toward central pennsylvania now. d.c. with light showers just off toward the west. we'll see an increasing chance for showers through new york, philly, even potentially toward hartford later this evening. we'll continue to monitor those. boston, dry until later on tonight. we'll be back with more morning joe right after this. yeste

politician with a good reputation what was the primary motive behind your decision usually presidents see cory election you're a politician and politicians are ambitious people what was your ambition in making this decision children were shown it's there with the bush let it alone and with a new media my biggest ambition is to be useful for my country and my people this may sound a bit pretentious but it's true unless you have this ambition you shouldn't go into politics you should focus on something else instead of politics or government service that's for my reasons on the one hand there are obvious on the other hand there are many questions about them i'd like to stress that both for me and lety me opposing the top priority is to be of use to our homeland our nation and we both belong to the same political force but both putin and dmitri medvedev were nominated for the presidency first him then me under the current model of power by the united russia party. put in was number one of the united russia slate and yours truly is this time. so we really represent the same political force we belon

it is our thork times cory -- it is our "new york times" correspondent. >> today's times opinion natter says most believers come to religion because of personal experience and not philosophical arguments. they introduce a new shape of eighth yism that takes the facts seriously and debates their end. and so ends today's edition of things rick perry will never read. tomorrow's episode, death row pardons. >> it was this story or cylindra. >> thank you. >> will the apocalypse have hot chicks? will the end of the world be full of wayward girls? the answer is yes and yes. if a super prepared porn studio has a say. yes, when the world goes down pink visual is moving smut underground constructing a massive bunker in anticipation of armageddon on december 21st, 2012. the company has released a detailed layout of the lusty layer relaying multiple bars, a rotating performance stage, a casting couch, gun racks and a production studio sounds like john gibson's apartment, if you ask me. the 150-guest list for the end of days party will include merit based and random selections with performers and twi

>> cory booker was telling a friend of mine the other day that the mayor had hundreds and hundreds of murders since he was mayor. not a single one of the murders is committed with a legal gun. they were committed with illegal gunses. none with a super soaker. what we want our father to do is encourage responsible and illegal use of weapons insped of suggests the weapons are bad. >> here is the thing with boys. we were all boys away. if you take a gun a way from a kid -- we used everything as a gun. >> and it was with a sound. douch, douch, douch. >> why douch? >> this is a group of guys that want to take guns that aren't really streets and instead replace it with pizza gorging children. >> obesity will keep them. toy guns won't. if they do a barbie bar back? >> my dad was going to give a barbie for guns thing, and i thought howie physical tiff -- how effective would that be. you could take any one in my arsonal and rob the bank. i am no longer to travel with them. they basically told us guns without the bullets. >> you would have a kid that had a gun just as heavy. they put the red do

for more we go to the special elections cory spawn department, circle bird. what does this mean for obama in 2012? >> i don't get it. they are calling this election a referendum. i thought referendum was a body part. what does it mean when you have had a referendum? >> thought it was a vote. >> yes. just a vote? >>- q. i as -- >> that's as much as i do in politics. i thought this was an amazing election in new york. i don't know about nevada. there aren't enough people to fit into one district in new york. >> that's true. >> it is a great day for ed koch and his own rainbow coalition. >> it does bring up a good point. i can see why ed koch is saying, let's bring a message how obama is not friends with israel. okay, well how will that fix the pothole outside my apartment in queens. >> the thing is i don't go to queens. that's not an issue for mee. not an issue for me at all. jaime, welcome to the program. people keep mentioning that obama -- this reflects a jewish problem. do you believe there is a jewish problem? and would this hurt him in 2012? >> it is hard

cory f says i know there is a fee when you bounce a check, isn't there a threat of criminal charges? lot of people don't know this, you bet there is. if you write a bad check and know there is no money in there, you have committed a felony. it's very unlikely you'd be charged because people say i didn't know and a d.a.doesn't want to spend a lot of time deal wigt. if yaur kt has been closed and go ahead and write a check on a close add kt, they'll come after you for sure on that one. and either way, just don't write bad checks. and finally kathy e posted this question on my page. why when i see pg&e trucks they have california state exempt plates? aren't they a private enterprise? they are. as soon as we read this we checked. there is a bunch of work being done near the station wech checked them out and did not see any of those exempt plates. we contacted pg&e. they say, let me show them to you, they use regular california complaints, commercial vehicle plates and special equipment plates. those look like they're exempt that. is probably what you've seen. if that wasn't in, that is o

. >> gistel kaput cory hollen the 1940's. >> it's not a nice word. >> i'm from vermont and i've always called myself a green mountain girl and we used to dress up in costumes and i talked about even having meetings of the tavern and was very much a part of our lives. my dad was a history professor at the green mountain, and he is the man who did the highway markers, the historic markers around vermont, and it's wonderful to hear your research. >> no one ever called them by their last names. >> we use to brinton we would run with the indians in the woods. >> thank you very much for coming. [applause] >>> coming up next, book tv presents "after words," an hourlong program where we invite guest hosts to interview authors. this week sylvia nasar and her latest book "grand pursuit: the story of economic genius." in it the best-selling author of "a beautiful wind story to the to stop what ticks readers through economics, the most influential theorists and the intellectual pursuits that she believes has helped people all over the world. she talks with u.s. managing editor of the financial tim

the fbi is coried out more than 75 raids. they have issued 16 people this year. according to the legal hackings claimed by anonymous. >>> yahoo's ceo has resigned. she was fired last week at that time she planned to stay on but she give an interview blasting fellow board members about how she was treated. >>> later today president obama sent his $447 billion job creation plan to congress. coming up we will get a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom on how the president hopes to pressure congress to pass it. >>> our time now 5:04. tonight in tampa, florida when the republican presidential candidates debate social security will be a hot topic. rick perry called social security a ponzi scheme. the other candidates will probably attack perry for saying that considering florida's large senior citizen population. the republicans have another florida debate scheduled in orlando. that is september 22nd. that will be followed by the florida straw pole. >>> 9/11 memorial and museum open today. they feature the largest man- made water falls in north america. photo

cory milner and joseph garbo of ashburn were injured. milner, who is a uva student.ition. >>> who is seeing gas prices drop under $3 a gallon? >>> one of the newest redskins talks about what it's like to be part of the dallas/washington rivalry. >>> 6:39 is our time. the "today" show comes up at 7:00, of course. let's check in with ann curry right now to see what they're working on this morning. ann, good morning to you. >> hey, joe. good morning. coming up on a monday morning on "today," the renewed calls for new jersey governor chris christie to enter the republican presidential race. this on the heels of herman cain's rather surprising victory in a florida straw poll. mr. cain will be joining us in a live interview. >>> also, amanda knox expected to take the stand in her appeals trial coming up. is that such a good move? >>> plus never before seen photographs from marilyn monroe's very first professional photo shoot. we'll be showing them to you. >>> also, prince william is opening up in a new interview about his grandmother, the queen, planning the royal wedding,

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of cases you have a lot of cases emanating out of alabama like woods and thomas this year in which cory maples went to trial with pro bono counsel, with two very inexperienced counsel at both the guilt phase and at the sentencing phase. the counsel failed to put on any evidence about the fact that he had been taking crystal meth and crack on the night of the murders, which might have suggested that he under obama law that hetin have the mental capacity to be responsible and at the sentencing phase they put on no evidence about his bouts with depression, the fact that he had been suicidal by his mother and abused and the other kind of mitigating evidence that might have helped at the sentencing phase. they were so overwhelmed at the sentencing phase that the attorneys themselves said to the jury we know it looks like we're stumbling around in the dark. so, obviously, he was sentenced to death. and then at the post-conviction phase he actually seemed to hit the jackpot. he got two attorneys from sullivan and cromwell, a new york law firm who agreed to represent him. they did all of his po

he was captured and told he would be sent to england and tried for treason which is a cory way of carrying out a sentence of death. so he and the offers were put in chains in the hold of a ship in the st. lawrence and they could hear the guns of the americans getting closer and closer arriving just a little too late at montreal as the ships sailed toward england said you have 44 men in a cajun final conditions across it the atlantic inn chains in the wintertime and none of them died. these are tough people. allen basically got so enraged at the treatment at one point that he took his manacles and debt through the chain of the soft odierno. so for the rest of his life he had a little bit of a gap in his smile and he was very proud to show it off. when he reached england, to his amazement the was a crowd waiting, a very enthusiastic crowd because his famous for taking the for which the british hadn't been able to take from the french and the french and indian war had gone ahead of him so the crowd was waiting as he was marched up the long walk to the castle, a british castle built by henry v

[applause] one of the finest public servants in the country, cory booker. [applause] the outstanding former mayor of new york city, david duncan. [applause] the new york city public advocate, bill defazio, and my dear friend, the dnc treasurer. [applause] the truth is, this is not my idea of a date night. usually our dates don't end with me being before 400 of our closest friends. but is wonderful to be here and i am here because i need your help. i need your help just like i needed your help in 2008. i need your help to finish what we started in 2008. [applause] back then, we started this campaign, not because we thought it was a sure thing. i just want to remind everybody of that. the odds were not good. this was not going to be a cakewalk. my name was barack hussein obama. he did not need a poll to know that was an issue. we forged ahead because we have an idea about what this country is, what it has been, and what it can be. most of the people in this room, many of our parents, grandparents, we grew up with a faith in america where hard work and respons

which of those three is a good need, cory?obots grabbing debris is probably the hardest one. you have to track them and grab them and the easiest thing to do is redesign the current rockets and salts to make less junk. mother nature, naturally clears the stuff away, over a period of time. anything active, you are trying to go and clean up trash, you have to remember there's a lot of space up there and that is not an easy thing to do. bill: thanks for coming in today, okay? it is a danger every day and we'll see whether or not it is a threat every day in the future, thanks. martha: the quote of the day. there's a lot of space out there. there's a heck of a lot of space out there, folks! polls show mitt romney losing a little bit of steam against rick perry in some of these numbers, but, today the former governor of massachusetts may have a new strategy, folks. who he is targeting in search of support. bill: and they say it is just a game, apparently these guys missed the memo. felony charges under those friday night lights. >>

cory writes, blood thirsty, i think they're cold hearted.ate audience and the lack of some sort of acknowledgement of inappropriateness by any of the candidates have shocked a lot of us. the booing of the gay soldier was just the icing on the cake. please stay away from our white house. fay in texas writes, it seems so. many of them call themselves conservative christians too. there appears to be a serious disconnect between the sunday se sermons and everyday living. e.j. writes there has been quite a spotlight put on this and rightly so. but candidates on the stage are the ones that have to be called out, jack. are they all so afraid to upset their base that they allow hthe too boo a soldier because of his sexuality. after all that, they say i didn't hear the booing or they condemn that type of behavior. it is like when sarah palin didn't hear the racial names that then candidate obama was called at her rallies. it shows the gop in a negative light, but they don't seem to care as long as they win. richard on facebook writes, these are the t

sutherland, oregon, cory, independent line. good morning. go right ahead. caller: ok.gree with the previous caller. i totally believe that it is really not fair, the taxes that the poor and the rich have to pay. but no government officials have to. i believe that if everyone -- and i mean everyone in the entire indicted states -- put a little bit of effort into -- and i mean everyone in the entire united states -- put a little bit of effort into this, the rich should have a higher tax rate. they earn more, and if they put a little bit more money towards it, we would be in a little bit better standing. we are living in an age where the unemployment rate is phenomenal, and people are struggling everywhere. when they do get a job, they have all these bills to pay, but taxes cut their check into a third almost. it makes it hard for people to work, and it is a struggle all the way around. i believe if the government did their part, and we cut the capital gains, we would be way better off. host: let's go to our next caller. 80, republican, from massachusetts. caller: good mo

every business school for the last 10, 15 years has been to remember shane cory says, contrasting indiaand china. when china wants to build a three gorges dam to have to have 1.2 million people at the floodplain. they just do it. people kick and scream and there's a lot of unhappiness. but all the people are moved out. high-speed rail, beautiful airports in chinese cities, turnpikes, infrastructure because they have this very strong and relatively high-quality authoritarian government that does not decrease back, the interest of citizens. in india, just to give you an example, the motor co. a couple years ago wanted to establish an assembly plant in west bengal. they get hit with lawsuits, peasants association, they go on strike protesting the citing of this planet. finally they say enough. we are not going to do it and they put the plant elsewhere. in india come me that the real problem with basic infrastructure because they are block of our democracy. they are checks and balances. the indian state can't do anything at us because it's involved in this fashion were a lot and accountabil

taking on the mariners, bottom of the 12th, tied at 1, a walk-off home run off cory wade, the marinersyankees. yankees blow a shot to go up five. the rays, good news for red sox fans, lost yesterday. here are your standings, yankees up four on the sox, rays eight games back, four behind boston for the wild card. >> you know, mike, what team have i been calling the little engine -- >> detroit tigers. >> i've been saying -- >> your guy. >> maybe they don't have the biggest payroll, but you know what, willie, what they don't have in payroll, they make up in heart. i think i can. >> it's about the rebirth of a city. >> the rebirth of a city. and willie, dare i say, perhaps, in the dark days of 2011, maybe a rebirth of a nation? >> here's how they do it. >> the verlander tattoo. the red hot detroit tigers, for their 12th consecutive play. the catcher comes up with a two-run home run. tigers tie the game in the fifth. tigers come back to win 6-5, they need two more innings to clench the a.l. central. >> the stadiums, it drives my crazy, the phillies will go on the road and we'll see ncc high

i'm going to draw it out of you cory.ow why would that school cheat the students and fire the two best teachers that principal had? >> first of all, don't blame it on the school. >> welcome back to "morning joe," live from the bronx charter school for excellence. joining us now journalist steven brill author of the book "class warfare" inside the fight to fix america's schools. very good to have you on the show. we remember your piece on the rubber rooms, which broke ground on showing how extreme the problems were. take us into the book and how does it take the controversy forward? what positive steps have been made? and where have things gotten worse? >> well, things have changed a lot since that article. >> yeah, they have. >> you guys with your talking about earlier this morning. and the book is an attempt to take civilians to the front lines of this fight and explain it not simply from the policy standpoint, but from the standpoint of, you know, the nitty-gritty of how schools like this actually succeed. and they succ

every business school for the last 10, 15 years has been to remember shane cory says, contrasting indiaand china. when china wants to build a three gorges dam to have to have 1.2 million people at the floodplain. they just do it. people kick and scream and there's a lot of unhappiness. but all the people are moved out. high-speed rail, beautiful airports in chinese cities, turnpikes, infrastructure because they have this very strong and relatively high-quality authoritarian government that does not decrease back, the interest of citizens. in india, just to give you an example, the motor co. a couple years ago wanted to establish an assembly plant in west bengal. they get hit with lawsuits, peasants association, they go on strike protesting the citing of this planet. finally they say enough. we are not going to do it and they put the plant elsewhere. in india come me that the real problem with basic infrastructure because they are block of our democracy. they are checks and balances. the indian state can't do anything at us because it's involved in this fashion were a lot and accountabil

republican members of this committee along with the nuclear industry ask cory at a doe for not getting the loan guarantee more quickly in the nuclear industry said repeatedly that if doe did not allow private investors to jump ahead of taxpayers in the reimbursement line, wall street wouldn't give them the money to build any new nuclear power plants. doe finally acceded to the nuclear industry, but it wasn't secret had to follow the right regulatory -- and we should hold hearings. >> the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. murphy. >> thank you mr. chairman. on january of 2000 department of department of energy pushed administration unanimously rejected the solyndra loan. three weeks later the process began again. in march they said the deal is not ready for primetime and by august doe employees were warned that they solyndra bottle had run out of cash and yet what happened next was pretty incredible. there are two major factors this is just a strongly -- not the taxpayer. it was an airtight scheme the trust of birnie madoff scheme. first solyndra executives filed with the ftc in december

today i want to talk about seaman cory choka. she served from 2005 to seven. her allegation are as follows. she was consistently harassed by superiors. on one occasion, when she made a mistake, he called her a stupid [beep]ing female who didn't belong in the military and then he spit in her face. she complained about her superior's abusive military and expressed fear of him to others in the chain of command. as is too often the case, reporting led to her being punished and not the perpetrator. her superior began to drive past her home many times during the day and called her repeatedly, leaving voice mails threatening her life he then began to break into her room at night and stand over her bed. she began sleeping with a knife under her pillow to defend herself. during work one day, her superior thrust his groin into her buttocks as she bent over to pick up some trash he then called her a bleeping whore and laughed. she and another shipmate who witnessed the incident reported it to the command. she requested a transfer. but it was denied. at the end of novembe

cory gardner from colorado. my district represents the rocky mountain national park, some of the greatest agricultureal -- agricultural land in this country. the opportunity for trade, the opportunity to access our energy resources should be unlimited. unfortunately, oftentimes hand are tied when it comes to the development of our resources, when it come to the progress that we can make in agriculture and our ranch lands and our farm lands. i earlier this year passed the jobs and energy permitting bill out of the house. a bipartisan support. a bill introduced by ms. lisa murkowski. this would allows us to access our energy on the west coast, the sea of alaska. this bill would make sure we have the opportunity to create 54,000 jobs through passage of this legislation, the jobs and energy permitting act. 54,000 jobs could be created across the united states if that bill were passed. one million barrels of oil could be brought online. creating american jobs and lowering the price at the pump. as was testified befor

every business school for the last 10, 15 years has been to remember shane cory says, contrasting indiaand china. when china wants to build a three gorges dam to have to have 1.2 million people at the floodplain. they just do it. people kick and scream and there's a lot of unhappiness. but all the people are moved out. high-speed rail, beautiful airports in chinese cities, turnpikes, infrastructure because they have this very strong and relatively high-quality authoritarian government that does not decrease back, the interest of citizens. in india, just to give you an example, the motor co. a couple years ago wanted to establish an assembly plant in west bengal. they get hit with lawsuits, peasants association, they go on strike protesting the citing of this planet. finally they say enough. we are not going to do it and they put the plant elsewhere. in india come me that the real problem with basic infrastructure because they are block of our democracy. they are checks and balances. the indian state can't do anything at us because it's involved in this fashion were a lot and accountabil

emanating out of alabama as wood versus allen two years ago and maples versus thomas this year in which cory maples went to trial with pro bono counsel, two very inexperienced counsel at both the guilt phase and at the sentencing phase. the counsel fails to put on any evidence about the fact that he had been taking crystal meth and crack on the night of the murders, which might have suggested that he under alabama law doesn't have the mental capacity and the fact that he had bouts of depression and suicidal, abandoned by his mother, abused and the other kind of mitigating evidence that might have helped at the sentencing phase, in fact, they were so overwhelmed at the sentencing phase that the attorneys themselves said to the jury, we know it looks like we're stumbling around in the dark. so, obviously, he was sentenced to death. and then at the post-conviction phase he actually seemed to hit the jackpot. he got two attorneys from sullivan and cromwell, a new york law firm, who agreed to represent him. they did all of his post-conviction work and then they disappeared. and so when the clerk