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you know, drip by drip by drip, day by day. but mitt romney has yet to go after him.ese numbers to hold. it's too early to say this is set in stone. governor huntsman i think is still hoping for something in 2012. but i would never disagree with you, candy, that 2016 is somewhere in his mind as well. >> i think huntsman has kind of placed a bet by his sharp criticism of governor perry, which as jeff said, could narrow perry's support eventually. but criticizing perry specifically on his questioning of evolution and climate change, huntsman is acknowledging that his one area of potential growth is this kind of more white collar, somewhat less religiously devout part of the party on the coast. and in new hampshire. that's who he's got to talk to. if he does that successfully, he cuts into what has been romney's base as well. i think that as that debate unfolds, it's clearly going to define, if huntsman continues in the debates next month, it will continue to define each man. it may make it harder to p

it's a gambling i.v., and there's a drip, drip, drip. >> stahl: drs.obert breen and henry lesieur are gambling addiction specialists at rhode island hospital. they've treated 1,300 slot addicts who, when they try to stop, look like heroin addicts in withdrawal. >> dr. henry lesieur: and they're coming in and they're quite literally... they have shakes. >> stahl: really? they physically... >> lesieur: they're physically having these responses. and you tell yourself, they've got to be on something, and it turns out that they're withdrawing from the gambling. >> stahl: slots, in particular? >> lesieur: right. >> stahl: and yet, state after state is turning to slots as an easy way to raise revenue and increase jobs. and no state has been more aggressive in luring gaming in the last few years than pennsylvania, where the opening of the sugar house in september made philadelphia the largest u.s. city to house a casino. so far, there are ten gambling halls in the state with nearly 27,000 slot machines. former governor ed rendell has championed the casinos. >>

as a matter of fact, the blood was dripping off the same steps where he walked up in the evening. what i saw was a group of police officers out there one night, and then it was over. a couple posters in the area and that was it. it took two days for the post office to wash the blood off the street. so i just bring that up, i think violence of any kind, whether it's shooting, knifing, somebody's getting shot in a nightclub, this goes on nonstop in this city. that you -- these should be top priorities out of any given time or the time 24/7. that's my only addition to this. thank you. >> further public comment? hearing none. public comment period is closed. i think you want to return to -- mr. chan return to item 2-d, to calendar an item? >> that's right. i would like to calendar the mental health for officers improving the counseling of the health services for officers for september. and i'm looking at september 14th or september 28th, if there's not a committee meeting. and if that doesn't work, i'm ok with october. i think we should revisit what we started last week. >> we have it

. >> look at that, father and son taking on a seven-foot shark during a weekend fishing drip off of galvestoney were all alone on 12 foot kayak less than a mile off of galveston island and kevin felt a bite. he tried to reel it in with his son catching out video. they talked about that amazing experience. >> we found out was a shark. >> but nothing like that happened. >> species of shark bottom of the danger chain. >> we'll take your word for it. >> it still looks big. they decided to cut the shark loose but they will be back at fishing again this saturday. >> we'll look for a video at a show near you. >>> the world's coolest dad right there. you should never have a fishtail tale without a video. >> clear sky as we look out from emeryville back to the coast where we had dense fog this morning and the coast is still dealing with clouds. you will see pockets of sunshine from time to time. in fact you can see it on satellite the clouds aren't nearly as thick as they were yesterday. we do have a little bit of a sea breeze starting to develop. you can see it right there trying to push in. that mea

laughter] so i say hello in my a native language so i could stand in front of a group now make up dripping wet and still pull together enough to talk. having electricity go out this morning at 2:00 is nothing compared to what i have been through in the past. >> you were thrust into the spotlight not only as representative of the state goods seven main then asked to represent all these people. how you balance that and become an advocate without taking on the representative as they hold? >> mainly because i never felt normal. if you read the book it is hard to think of myself as being normal. i cannot speak for other people. i only speak for myself but people do say that you sell out. you could just by getting your degree from high-school not to mention college. the higher the degree the more you sold out. that was the mentality. but yet people were honored and all of the tribes and representatives got together to raise the money for my page for the miss america pageant booklet. in an so there's those that were supportive of me. women's liberation was protesting. i did not know any better. [

. >> look at that, father and son taking on a seven-foot shark during a weekend fishing drip off of galvestonthey were all alone on 12 foot kayak less than a mile off of galveston island and kevin felt a bite. he tried to reel it in with his son catching out video. they talked about that amazing experience. >> we found out was a shark. >> but nothing like that happened. >> species of shark bottom of the danger chain. >> we'll take your word for it. >> it still looks big. they decided to cut the shark loose but they will be back at fishing again this saturday. >> we'll look for a video at a show near you. >>> the world's coolest dad right there. you should never have a fishtail tale without a video. >> clear sky as we look out from emeryville back to the coast where we had dense fog this morning and the coast is still dealing with clouds. you will see pockets of sunshine from time to time. in fact you can see it on satellite the clouds aren't nearly as thick as they were yesterday. we do have a little bit of a sea breeze starting to develop. you can see it right there trying to push in. that m

i'm just dripping wet. i'm trying to get it together because this reminded me of my old days where they called a bozo, trying to sing as part of the supernaw sisters. i couldn't sing my part and ran off the stage growing. that imprint on the night because i was like seven years old. michael jackson could do, why can't i get out and saying? it anyway, so, i'm going in and charters is okay now, give them a typical indian greeting. miss oklahoma was indian. i stand up and i said -- charlie asked me to give you a typical indian greeting. i did know if he meant the kind of greeting that the indians gave the pilgrims at plymouth rock or the kind the lakota and shine give custer at little bighorn. [laughter] so i just said hi to you in my native language. and i will stop there because that was my big step on being able to stand in front of a group dripping wet, no makeup and what makeup there was no sliding down my face and support together enough to talk. so having electricity go out this morning at 2:00 was noth

the patients are given iv drips, but they can't hold the fluids. this is where new arrivals come at the only hospital for children in mogadishu. there is no running water, no electricity, no operating room or toilets even, yet people still come here, looking for medical help. 11 days ago, halima arrived at this hospital, after traveling 120 miles to get here. she survived the journey, looking strong, taking care of her children. but the green and yellow dress she wore then, today wrapped her body. she contracted cholera in the hospital. she died last night. but what may be most tragic of all, the famine here is largely man made. somalia is a failed state and a war zone. peacekeepers from uganda and burundi are fighting to drive out al qaeda-backed militants called al shabab. the militants control half the country. we visited the peacekeepers' front line positions where gunfire is so regular, the commanders hardly notice it anymore. where are the shabab right now? >> the shabab is 15 meters. >> reporter: 15 meters behind this building. >> yes. no pr

water will find a way in no matter what happens it's dripping under the windows. our winds have been gusting upwards of 35 to 40 miles per hour. not horrible at this point, we're more than several hours away from the worst of the storm. there's bands, the stronger bands near what's left of the eye. this is a weak hurricane. it's a category one hurricane. it's a big storm. it's going to drop a lot of rain. the impacts don't change a whole lot from here up the coast especially inland with wind and rain there's going to be power outages. on the outer banks this whole beach was visible yesterday now with high tide coming up for the next hour, it's all under water. i can't really tell at this point how much erosion there's been, they just made this beach about 100 yards wide. that's going to help protect them. the next high tide will occur this evening after the storm goes by and we'll have an offshore wind. that will help us here. the water on the other side of the barrier islands that will be blown towards us. it's a wait and see. i'm sure that the locals, the ones t

as a matter of fact, the blood was dripping off the same steps where he walked up in the evening. what i saw was a group of police officers out there one night, and then it was over. a couple posters in the area and that was it. it took two days for the post office to wash the blood off the street. so i just bring that up, i think violencean