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. >> okay, dep tree director, i know you are feeling very sick. thank you for coming up here. also thank you for helping me facilitate and put this together and doing it in a very short fashion. thank you so much. >> any public comment on item 5? seeing none, item 6, discussion on employee of the month program. >> how about you, director, would you like it talk would you like it talk about this? . >> commissioner mar. >> this item came up about a month or so ago. we thought it was a good thing that this department become involved acknowledging all the work our staff do, but especially our staff who really do exemplary work. we wanted to start an employee of the month program, but actually it's a little bit of a misnomer because we don't think we have the resources to pick an employee of the month. i think the original idea is that we will just start it kind of quarterly and with the caveat that the four people picked the first year, one person would be picked as the employee of the year at the end of the first year. and i think we're still discussing the parameters but basical

. >> such activity not only for precious resources but drive up costs and jep zizs -- dep dyeses thegram including elderly, and disabled american autos in houston, the president of riverside general hospital and his son are part of seven arrests here accused of running $140 million kickback scheme. and there is often no medical care. >> the governor gets billed for unnecessary or nonexistent trips from brooklyn to los angeles hundreds of federal agents strike together to send one clear message to crooks. >> health care fraud never been a worse proposition than today. you're more likely to get caught if do you make a fraudulent claim wh. you do, you'll pay a bigger price. >> in one case officials say a doctor finds stacks of document was out review in a scheme to bring in as much money as fast as he could. >> and now, we want to share a day at the beach for a father and son struck by lightning kite surfing in florida a 14-year-old thought he had lost his father. he says he saw a big white flash, dropped the kite and saw his dad on the ground. and stinging from pain, ky sprang into act

damon is doing harm for his anti-fracking propaganda makes us more depen dep on the oil-rich, unstableyou're intellectually insecure and rich beyond logic what else can you do? root against the interest and undermine employment and play in hands of people who don't like us. anything to feel special and separate yourself from the herd. who plays matt damon in movie about matt damon? i forgot. that won't be made. >> isn't it matt damon poorman's kirk cameron? >> dana: you have to wonder at some point if they realize what they're doing. they want attention so much. last week i did my one more thing about north dakota and you made fun of me? >> greg: how could i forget? >> dana: because of this technology they have the lowest unemployment rate in nation, most cor corvettes and highest resume balance because they use this in a way environmentally friendly and help america change the dependence on foreign oil. united arab emirates, i got to go to the model u.n. when i was 13. that was my country. >> greg: good for you. why am i not surprised you were in the model u.n. is that like a tiny u.n

the white house depping a terrorist attack. >> something terrible happened and we have to find out what it was. >> reporter: secretary of state clinton saying blame her, not the president. and much of tonight's focus will be on the economy. roughly 80 uncommitted voters will make up tonight's town hall and ask questions, screened and selected by moderator candy crowley of cnn. you can ask follow-ups. i'm steve handelsman. news4, hempstead long island. >>> paul ryan continues to look for undecided voters' votes in virginia. he is scheduled to speak in fredericksburg in less than 30 minutes. julie carey will have a live report coming up. >>> a family argument has led to murder in fairfax county. police there say a man shot his sister, killed her right in front of their 91-year-old mother. >> reporter: a brother kills his sister. at the murder scene, their mother, they say it was the mother who called 911 for help. the victim, dr. ruth hamilton allen. a life coach pictured here on the website for the achievement, excellence and health institute. dr. ruth hamilton allen. ph.d. from yale. ma

he wants to dep fund planned parenthood and overturn roe v. wade. think this is a profound mistake. >> this is why it's so serious. roe versus wade hangs in the balance. joining me is irin carmon and laura bass set who covers women's issues for t"the huffington post". irin, let me start with you. do you think this presents a serious challenge to mitt romney appearing to look moderate on the issue of abortion? >> it's incredible because the party is so dominated like todd akin, richard mourdock. these are the people who are really running these days. they don't like rape exceptions but they are scared of the lack of compassion to rape victims so the anti-choice has been trying to look like they are compassionate to women that are raped or in cases of incest so they have a situation where they have moved too far, too fast. the american public are saying, who are these guys and romney is stuck trying to seem like he's moderate even though at the same time he's trying to defund planned parenthood, take away access to birth control and he would put in th

z sheriffs dep -- >>> sheriffs deputies arrested a woman that was responsible for a low speed chase that spanned two cities. she ran several red lights on east 14th street from san leandro to oakland last night. when she got to the e. of the street she turned around and went the other way. she was stopped at 61st avenue. the chase lasted nearly a half hour. z new this morning from overseas an american has been blamed for a shooting that happened at a hotel in israel. here is new video we just got this in. american man grabbed a hotel security guard's gun and started firing into a crowded dining room. he killed a kitchen employee before he was shot dead by israeli police. police say the gunman had been working at the hotel as part of a work study program that brings jews to israel. so far he's identified only as a 23-year-old man from new york. we don't know his name. feuding happened in the red sea resort city of eilat. >>> patients are being warned that injections they received for back pain may have been contaminated with fungal meningitis. the alameda county health department confirms

folks going to lowe's, home dep depot, the grocery stores, getting the supplies they need, if hurricane sandy does make land fall, that they are well prepared. pepco is well-prepared. they have about 400 contractors on stand by. and they've also put out a request for mutual aid. what that basically is saying is all the power companies to the south and to the west of our region, if hurricane sandy should hit, they will send additional crews to our area to help with some repairs. as of yesterday, pepco just started sending out crews early to start inspecting transformers. they were inspecting power poles as well as some of the big connections just to do everything they can to make sure they are as well-prepared as possible and to minimize the damage should this hurricane come through. about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon, pepco is expected to have a press conference to update everybody on some of the more advanced plans they have. make sure you stay tuned to news 4 for that information. we are live in forestville, tony tull, news 4. >> tony, thank you. >>> metro is also gearing up for heavy rai

it's -- i mean, it is complete dep revacation. >> a victim's brother has not forgiven him, but got aunderstanding of what was going through his mind a decade ago. >> he was probably a good word would be brainwashed. since that time, he's gotten, as we understand it, some mentoring, some help and has had some years to recognize what he did and our understanding is that he, given the chance, would not have chosen to take the same course again. but he can't alter that. >> malvo says there are still victims that have not been identify. he's tried to reach out to some of the families, but hasn't felt ready psychologically. >> jim is giving his side of the story. he resigned from his father's campaign following the accusation of trying to commit voter fraud. undercover video surfaced recently. it shows what looks like him talking to a man claiming to be a field director who is concerned about the election. he talks to him about trying to skirt virginia voter id laws to cast multiple ballots. he suggests forging utility bills to get around the laws. >> it has, you know -- >> pat released a

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>> well, no, but you i'm a general not an ambassador or dep plow mat so i see the world in differentms. >> judge jeanine: you are a fighter, general. you know what you have to do to fight to win. they kill us, we give them money and wait three weeks to send in the investigative agency. is that how the military should handle it? >> no, in this part of the world particularly people understand force and whether you like like it or not what is the coin of the realm so that is what you have to be doing. if they give you the option of being a decent human being and, of course, you would prefer to do that but it is often not given. >> judge jeanine: general, thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> thank you, judge. >> judge jeanine: all right. >> always a pleasure. >> judge jeanine: and the white house says it is investigating a possible al-qaeda threat in north africa but the fbi in libya for just a few hours questions have to be asked about american intelligence operations and the security that we have in place for our american officials at our embassies. former intelligence off

i should say rez deps or homes, that means many more people, assuming more one person per resident.ake a look at the winds, the gusts. 85 miles per hour in connecticut. down in towards jersey, 88 miles per hour. storm came on shore here. people often fixate on where a storm comes on shore. take a look at just how far away we saw the incredible winds and that caused a lot of damage, including some of the problems that we saw across right in towards parts of manhattan. let's take a look at the pictures out of manhattan. this is really incredible. tonight, we had a full moon, so we had the high tide at a full moon, which means it's a higher full moon. in addition to that, we had the storm surge, coming on at the highest point and water over the hudson river, water over the east river. water coming in at the bottom end of the island, battery, causing the damage. that's water entering into the tunnel that connects manhattan with brooklyn. and that, obviously, flooding, what do do you with that? this picture here is one of the scariest pictures i have seen, going to the path subway train,

did we see stores like home dep powe and lowe's sell out products like batteries, generators, flashlights? definitely. bear in mind, people are on lockdown. they're not up shopping for days. their gas prices are going up. that hurts their he disposable information. 8 million people out of power right now, they're not out there shopping. could there be a positive effect on some commodities and job creations? potential terribly. as far as investigating those there's no one with an idea. here's the next trade out of this. as far as economic rules, think about the further debt this disaster is going to put this country in. we can't yet see a sell ver lining. on the one in the new york area is the storm has gone past us. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> from the economic impact to the political implications with just one week left in the race for the white house. yes, we're voting next tuesday, and it's clear what chris christie thinks. >> i don't give a damn about election day. it doesn't matter a lick to me at the moment. i've got much bigger fish to fry than that. >>> time for the "

. >> spotting henderson through the door, the group barrels past the dep beaut into the first hallwayrst officer, bouncing him off the door. it was almost like a football play. >> cameras at either end of the first corridor pick up the action. >> the officer puts his hand on his gun. there's a moment of am i able to get this out in time. >> with no opportunity to pull his gun, deputy jarvis harris positions himself between the attackers and the defendant. >> he tried to get in the way and block them as best he could. but they ran right over the top of him. >> while this is going on, deputy erpp makes a desperate call for backup. all three attackers now reach henderson handcuffed, unable to defend himself. >> they were stomping on him. they were kicking him. >> owe see one guy lying on the suspect punching him while another suspect was walking around and puts his hand against the wall to get leverage as he's profuse willing aggressively kicking him. >> the deputy manages to come up on his feet. he draws his taser and fires, taking out one of the attackers. almost simultaneously, office

what's quite interesting, and leads me to really believe that there's some dep economic forces involvedisme it's happening just as much within the top 1%. we saw it in the recovery. we cited those statistics, bill, about 93% of the recovery going to the top 1%. 37% of the recovery went to the top 0.01%. so even in there, there's, you ow, even more of a gap, and the people can be very, very aggrved precisely because, you know, they see what's going on. they see that unfairness, and it makes them really, really mad. you know one of the things that i found as i was writing my book and talking to plutocrats, as matt says, these are very, very smar people. and many of them, not all -- >> they work very hard. >> this is not downton abbey. this is not a landed gentry. thesepe are people who even -- d even if they're sort of mitt romney or bill gates who grew up very affluent, their actual business, they did build it themselves. they built in a society that was very supportive of that but they built it. they're hardworking. they have to be thoughtful about the world because they're making inves

new england compounding pharmacy, and the suit seeking $2.5 million from the company says that the dep med roll that he received was contaminate and that he got bacterial meningitis from it, and koch passed a wawan 204. we don't know if it is connected, but still there are some questions about the necc practices. >> it raises questions. >> reporter: steven hoy is a professor of compounding drugs at the maryland university of pharmacy. he says that pharmacies are to work with doctors to make drugs for individual patients, but some compounding makers like necc crossed over. >> when they do tens of thousands of units they have crossed over from an individual pharmacist and patient to manufacturing where they are distributing that widely to all of these different states. >> reporter: at this point he says that the facilities are to be regulated by the fda, but necc never got approval to manufacture those drugs which provoked some important questions. after william koch's death, couldn't regulators have stepped in to stop it and if they had done that, could the deaths in the current meningi

tripled the number of units we paid for across the state to bring the veterans of the woods, in water depsbury, from under the bridges in stanford, and put them in housing again. you don't have to look of my campaign website to see if i care about the most vulnerable among us. you just have to look at the work i've done. i've dedicated my life to the people of the state and that would be a priority if i'm elected to the senate. >> you have 30 seconds to rabat. forse force >> thank you, mr. murphy. mrs. mcmahon, have you 30 seconds to reput. >> it is imperative we continue the social programs to take care of those who cannot take care of themselves, but i want to make sure when i'm in the senate that i'm pushing for of my jobs plan to get our people back to work and grow our economy because when we grow our economy, everyone will benefit and will have a healthier and stronger nation. that's what i propose to do in washington. >> thank you. our next question. >> just to be clear, mr. murphy, the democrats say we don't have to cut programs like social security and medicare to tackle the natio

dep any national political editor from the "washington post."a communications director for rick santorum. and former senior adviser to hillary clinton's campaign, doug halloway. hello, you three. i'll begin with you, doug. there's a new op ed titled "show me a policy". we're going to put it on screen so the viewers can read it. is that the president's number one goal to establish a second term mission? >> i think we'll hear a lot from the president. i would refer people back to the convention speech he made where it laid out a plan for creating millions of new manufacturing jobs and $4 trillion in deficit cuts. the voters are be pushing both guys to talk about their plans for the future. i really think that's what the laid deciding voters are looking to hear. romney has a wrap for being rather vague. i think the president has been detailed, and i think we'll see voters pushing to hear more. i think we'll hear lots about the future. >> speaking of details, mitt romney and paul ryan are pressed for their plans. specifically the 20% across the boar

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it happened in the suburb of dep ver.ing to every moment of the debate. let's do a show of hands. how many of you think barack obama won the debate. raise your hands. how many of you voted for him in 2008, raise your hands . okay. something happened and something went wrong. give he a word to describe pumbum's. >> change was lost tonight. >> flat, arrogant. defensive. >> more factual. >> weak. >> reflective. >> defensive. >> unorganized. >> no confidence. >> slow. >> lacked specificings. >> defensive. >> flat. >> off his game. >> hon evaporate. >> careful. >> resigned. >> anti-free market. >> he is a good orrator. >> lacked passion and clarity. >> tired. defensive. that's the number one answer. you said defensive. i want to show you one of the clips that probably illustrates that reaction that you just saw here. obama takes 30 seconds to communicate a key point but he never gets to that point and you will see how flat the lines are. let's take a look. >> governor romney said top three percent are job creators and they wou

and being receive dep ro kating is better than having some canned overrehearsed line about presidentan be about policy too. i found when i was running it's when i said something people disagreed with me on they started to believe the other things i was saying. >> that's always been a problem for romney. >> and i think there is that question about, you know, whether it's a matter of trying to lock up his base appealing to independents and i think he's been stuck between the two showing a moment where he's willing to say something that some people disagree with can also mean a lot more. >> but isn't the problem with mitt romney is that he's not really good at the improve, which is what you're talking about. he might have a zinger in his back pocket -- >> neither one is good at improv. >> but he's better at power point than -- >> here's where i categorize both of them. if i was in the room right now with mitt or obama, i would say we're not going to talk anymore about policy. we're not going to go over the notes anymore. you know everything you already need to know. you need to be likab

. >> i don't think by dep laughid at that one. >> he never stopped. he was like the joker. >> you're old enough to remember the commercial -- >> we have to go. you stay and tell us this and we'll tell everybody later. when we come back, all-america research rankings. >>> time for your morning sports report. the giants beat the cardinals 7-1 yesterday to eastern tven t series. and in football, one of the biggest com in regular season history. peyton manning and the broncos down 24-0 at halftime. manning threw lee touchdothree passes in the second half. the broncos shocked the chargers 35-24.f towns passes in the second half. the broncos shocked the chargers 35-24.towns passes in the second half. the broncos shocked the chargers 35-24.owns passes in the second half. the broncos shocked the chargers 35-24.owns passes in the second half. the broncos shocked the chargers 35-24.fowns passes in the second half. the broncos shocked the chargers 35-24.owns passes in the second half. the broncos shocked the chargers 35-24.dfowns passes in the second half. the b

and so act first and worry about the dep later, okay? this is one of those times that uses one of my favorite sayings. it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission, all right? get done what you need to get done. >> good morning. it is monday, october 29th. that's ocean city, maryland, you're looking at right now. with us on set, msnbc contributor mike barnicle and msnbc and "time" senior political analyst, mark halperin. we'll get right to the latest on hurricane sandy. flights are canceled. subways are shut down and millions of people are bracing for an historic storm up and down the eastern seaboard. high winds and rains are beginning to hit places like ocean city, maryland. hurricane sandy will drench areas from north carolina to new england and behind the initial impact, what could be a devastating storm surge. let's go straight to meteorologist bill karins with the very latest on where the hurricane's at. bill. >> good morning to you, mika. and this storm is on schedule, nothing has changed. if anything, it's a little stronger

here we dep. ms. long, you have read "50 shades of grey" the?> no. >> no. >> me neither for the record. [laughter] >> this month and leading up to election day, follow the key house senate and governor's races on c-span, c-span radio and at c-span.org/campaign2012. >> several live events to tell you about tomorrow. beginning with a news briefing with defense secretary leon pa and south korean defense minister. that's at 10:30 a.m. eastern. we'll bring you a couple of political events in the afternoon, including g.o.p. vice presidential candidate paul ryan. he'll be at cleveland state university to talk about the economy and job creation at 2:20 p.m. eastern. and just before ac p.m., we'll bring you president obama's rally in denver. one of three campaign events for the president tomorrow. he'll also be in iowa and nevada. president obama and vice president biden held their first joint campaign rally in ohio today. the latest tour average shows the president with a 2% lead there. president obama outlined his plan for a second term after being int