donahue. you suggested in your testimony some realtime monitoring fixes that hud should adopt for the home program. can you quickly elaborate knowing that we have 2:50 left on, specifically, what those are? >> right. the one i saw most effective was implemented in new york and is currently in play with regard or to redevelopment on manhattan. and in concert with the grant recipient and the inspector general, they hire a reputable monitor that goes back in realtime a la carte looks back at the, looks at the dispersement of funds, it could be any matter they ask upon, but the person goes on site at a subgrantee program. their reimbursements are provided for within the cost of the grant. >> great. mr. beaudette, you talked about you'd never seen an issue when the hud didn't adopt the recommendations from the inspector general's office. have you heard about the four recommendations that i just talked about with mr. mccarty, and i won't get to the second one with mr. donahue yet? is in the fist tim

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tonight, sooe will be a wake-up call for other big-monied athletic (chris donahue) (11:58:40) "its big business. you have bhig egos. you have people witt authority thinking theyyre above the law but, unfortunately, this was a clean case...." case...." when it comes to the schools image, somm p-r experts coach...and start fresh. --3 that brings us to our question of the day. do you think joe paterno bears some responsibility in this scandal? head to our facebook page and let us know whattyou think,,there are already hundreds of responses on this controversial topic. meantime, one of the victim's mothers callssan artist who painted a ggant penn state football mural and asked him to paint out the coach accused of abusing her so. son. jerrr sandusky's spot in the painting. in it's - place, the artiit painted a small blue ribbon. that's against child abusers.gt e've posted the entiie grand jury report containing the accusations and testimony against coacc sandusky and involving coach paterno. we have to warn you, it is incredibly graphic and disturbing. you can read it on our website foxbal

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. >> jimmy: you dressed up as phil donahue. and there comes the real phil donahue.esome. >> yeah, it was pretty cool. [ applause ] he was a great sport about it. >> jimmy: that is really, really good. >> he said, "wow, you look exactly the same." >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's 29 years on television. >> jimmy: are you sure that's not a cardboard cutout? that's pretty fun. look at this background, too. >> that's our halloween special. yes, it overlooks columbus circle. so, it's amazing. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i mean, that's a real backdrop. that's new york city. whereas ours is paper mache. [ laughter ] somebody made that in grade school. >> i get e-mails from people who think its fake though. all the time. >> jimmy: i know this building. it's gorgeous. it's in columbus circle. i mean, did you like doing it? is it a different crowd? >> i do. you know, it's really nice. it's like exercising different muscles. it's nice to tell stories that are, you know, in depth and not the kind of stories you would necessarily do on an evening newscast. but, the stories are really resonati

tim donahue is bart torqu bartol's boss at the firefighting unit. >> he's a really good person. i watched him grow and it's fun to be around him. >> reporter: police aren't saying what led to the fight but released these photos of the suspect, describing him as a mixed race orla te latino man bn the es of 18 and 24. his vehicle is possibly a mazda vx with front end damage and spoked rims. meanwhile, firefighters are keeping vigil at the hospital. >> we hope he makes a recovery. >> bartol remains in critical condition here tonight. if you recognize the suspect or have any information on his location, you're asked to call the san francisco police department. live in san francisco, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >>> students are planning protests at four uc campuses tomorrow across the state. the four campuses are uc san francisco, davis, los angeles and merced. those are the four campuses where uc regions will be holding meetings via teleconference. many of the protesters are also part of the occupy movement and they are angry with recent clashes with police at cal davis as wel

. >>> the gateway shopping center on donahue street opened yesterday. the $500,000 project featured sidewalks and landscaping. city officials say they are expecting to improve public safety in that area and in the next few weeks that will include bicycle parking and bus skids will be completed. -- bus schedules will be completed. >>> an incomplete application disqualified the state from the race to top federal dollars. they called the decision disappointing. the state lost data information. >>> authorities believe he is from the same litter as the six other puppies found ought the same recycling center last week. the spca thinks the puppies were thrown over the fence and they say whoever dumped them could face up to a year in jail or a fine. >>> an accident is north? >> reporter: it smashed into the front yard and it is near a get house and we will make some calls on that to let you know what develops. next up, those traffic lights there, the headlines are the ones making your way towards concord. you can see traffic is light and we expect to see more a

build donahue runs a lab in modesto. >> they're just hitchhikers. whenever they come from an infested area, you can potentially transport that bed bug to another location. >> the bug skip was developed to keep that from happening. we wanted to see if bug skip works. the lab put luggage and clothing inside. the researchers took special care in checking the skippers. >> if they find an enry point, they might be inclined to walk through skpb able to enter through that. >> the researchers disdis covered a zipper on a bag is broken this, is the second defective bag we've found. adam greenberg invented the bug zip. >> interest tl is feed back a crease might have caused problems. the company replaces them no questions asked. >> both bags are replaced. now, experiment can begin. each bag is placed in a separate containment area. then, 50 bed bugs are dumped on the bug zip. if there is an enry point they'll find it. most will fall off the smooth surface of the bug zip. we'll give the bugs 72 hours to see if they can find their way n we return to see the resu

don't know crazy so joining me in the studio is our producer dimitri cuffing us as well as shannon donahue in the control room who is multitasking our producer in there now this is a little bit of something that's gone viral and this kind of this you tube channel is r.g.b. an r.v. you really got to hand it to him because he's kind of doesn't really creative videos that's what i think steve king is going to love as well let's let's take a look at it. really. no joke it's a rope do you wish to. no words as they're kind of violent images i guess of the hanging but that's of course jamie diamond the head of j.p. morgan and max guy there of the max keiser report going head to head in an old western is this kind of the next move in a p.r. battle between wall street and critics that it was incredible this guy's made a lot of he made a video before that we showed with my eyes are taking over parliament eventually become the central bank head now it's him as clint eastwood grabbing jimmy going to go to get the silver recover the shorts so i think this is you know this is the next step in the battle

we got this statement from ebay ceo john donahue.id "the thing that stands out about this holiday season is how consumers are using their mobile phones to shop. consumers now feel like they have a mall in their pocket." those smart phones have done it. number two, u.s. internet use users watched 42.6 billion online videos in october. that's big and it's a new record. 184 million users watched with the videos with the average person watching 21.18 hours of content during the month. that's kind of disturbing. we looked through the new data. google sites rank number one. facebook came in second with 59.8 million viewers. new home sales climbed 1.3 last month up 9% from last year. the report released today found roughly 160,000 new homes on the market at the end of october. we spoke to analysts. they tell outfront despite the increase in sales, most indicators which includes mortgage applications and housing permits really only show a modest improvement in the housing market. without an improvement there, the economy is still in the dold

we got this statement from ebay ceo john donahue.d "the thing that stands out about this holiday season is how consumers are using their mobile phones to shop. consumers now feel like they have a mall in their pocket." those smart phones have done it. number two, u.s. internet use sers watched 42 of 6 billion online videos in october. it is a new record. 184 million users watched with the videos with the average person watching 21.18 hours of content during the month. that's kind of disturbing. we looked through the come score data. google sites rank number one. facebook came in second with 59.8 million viewers. new home sales climbed 1.3 last month up 9% from last year. the report released today found roughly 160,000 new homes on the market at the end of october. we spoke to analysts. despite the increase in sales, most indicators which includes mortgage applications and housing permits really show only a modest improvement in the housing market. without an improvement there, the economy is still in the doldrums. new satellite image

jennifer donahue, a fellow at the eisenhower institute and a "huffington post" contributor. this endorsement is big but will it make the dent against romney who has devoted so much time, resource in the state of new hampshire? >> well, you're absolutely right. romney's spent a lot of time there. he's been campaigning there for five years, gingrich is newer to the new hampshire field and hasn't spent nearly as much time, done have the same kind of infrastructure or organization or the same kind of money. but i do think this is a very big boost because every candidate now is looking to be the alternative to romney. this gives gingrich some street cred on being the alternative to romney. if he can keep from making mistakes, which he sometimes does and shoots himself in the foot, he could turn this into g something. he became the alternative to romney and pull off a win in new hampshire or close second. >> if we look at history to predict the future, the union leader endorsement was a boost for reagan in 1980 in mccain in '08. how can newt gingrich capitalize on this? >> well, h

. >> indiana department of correction commissioner david donahue says it takes a special kind of personrk with the juvenile population. >> our community support or lack thereof is probably the one challenge for corrections today that is very difficult. staff spend an enormous amount of time watching the young men at the pendleton juvenile correction facility evolve. they literally walk the walk and talk the talk with that child. >> it can be intimidating at times, yeah, but if you stay the same every day they expect, you know, what to do once you come in. >> sergeant marlisha redfield jackson works in the pendleton gang unit with boggess and 23 of his cellmates. she's all too familiar with the public perception of the teens here. >> these are everyday kids, you know. every kid has issues. theirs might be a little more violent than others or more to deal with, but that's what we're here for, because it's all about correcting their behavior, you know, because someone didn't do something somewhere, you know, to make sure they are not in here. >>> coming up on "lock-up: pendleton juvenile,"

howard fineman is an msnbc political analyst and jennifer donahue also joins us.ote, gingrich is by no means the perfect candidate, we would rather back someone with whom we may sometimes disagree than one who tells us what he thinks we want to hear. that is a shot. howard, tell me about this. this is an endorsement that doesn't mean you win but it means what? >> well, you don't want to get in the gun sights of the union leader. and it's clear that mitt romney is right there. sure, joe mcquaid, the publisher and president, who i spoke to just a couple of hours ago to ask him about the endorsement is thinking behind the endorsement. and the first thing joe mcquaid said to me was, did you see "saturday night live" last week, in the skit that they did about mitt romney? that's the one where the comedian plays mitt romney and mitt romney says he's been told by his advisers to be 15% to 17% more edgy in the future of the campaign. in other words, making fun of the phoniness of mitt romney as a candidate. joe mcquaid was very focused on that. and clearly, he wasn't goin

fred donahue. >> steve hawkins. you mentioned your trip to el paso and the difference between ciudad juarez and el paso and the immigration issue. but surely it also reflects the war on drugs and how that's being conducted. right now the mexican people are considering whether it's worth conducting this campaign at all. how should the united states make the case that it's worth continuing this? >> just pass the microphone two rows behind you, that gentleman will be next. >> yeah. i think that the mexico deserves better. mexico deserves -- it has all the conditions necessary to be prosperous and provide great opportunities for it people. you can't do that when drug gangs run portions of your country. and i think the mexican people understand that. they're paying a very high price. it's very similar to what you saw happen in colombia and the efforts that are still happening there to try to gain control of their nation and sovereignty. on the other hand, we've got to continue to encourage that and, quite frankly, in dea

donahue said any fraud is too much. >> i agree. >> what we've seen over the last three years,, the numbers i gave you, that is what we have been provided to work with, not knowing what is out there is what troubles us. >> the other question that i really want to know is during your term and i will ask you the same thing in a moment. when you go with proposals to the generally accept them? suggestions on how to improve something to the generally accept those and implement your suggestions will? >> i think my colleague testified in june that the department's program has been very well receptive. >> but i want to know if you agree with it was the mick yes, sir. >> they've been open to suggestions when you there? >> the secretaries are quite sensitive the issues of making sure -- >> so they would try to implement it. mr. beaudette, have you found to be true as well? as people find new ways to do with and they go with a suggestion in general the people not just the situation the past administrations are good people trying to do a good thing and if someone comes up with a good arabia is that a f

patrick donahue spoke at the press club for about an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the national press club. i'm a journalist with the associated press. it is good to have you here today. we are the leading professional organization for journalists, committed to our programming events such as this while working to foster a free press worldwide. for more information you can visit our web site, press.org. to donate, you can check the web site. on behalf of our members, i would like to welcome our speaker today as well as those attending today. our head table includes guests of the speaker and working journalists. if you hear applause, this is something i am reminding people throughout the political season, if you hear applause members of the general public are attending. it is not necessarily evidence of a lack of a journalistic objectivity. [laughter] laughter is encouraged. our luncheons are also featured on a podcast with the national press club available for free download on itunes. you can also fat -- follow us on twitter. we'll have q&a and i will ask as many questions as tim

extrema during a job to cover that appeared between then and now, the postmaster general patrick donahue will be able to address their audience about the crisis that is really affect you and the u.s. postal service. >> ask if he can keep the post office opening big timber, montana. [laughter] 's >> here is a card. not because you do so much traveling, tom, and they've been at this podium before, but we have a new thank you asked as small as it is the new npc travel mug. it's a token of our appreciation. so the final question is a mention at the beginning and we'll be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary next year. so what is the secret to such a long, happy marriage? >> when my daughter first got married, the eldest, met my wife went inside always make sure you have your own space. one of our anniversaries, jennifer got up and said those great guys i realized my mother has 5000 acres in montana and i realize that's much more space i'm never going to happen in marriage. i think space, however you define it isn't working. we complement each other since so many ways did i say in the t