he had some measure of control with eileen renfro, but not with her. why?look like? small, white, ovular-- why? (line ringing) detective abreu, please. shh. "shh" yourself. not even on key. (phone rings) abreu. it's sherlock holmes. make it quick, prince charles. i was just on my way out. the pile vial from saldua's desk, i know it was taken into evidence. i need you to find it for me. hold on. now what? the pills inside should be white and ovular, but they're not, are they? they're round and pink. how did you know? (click, dial tone) i need a ride, right now. i'm in the middle of something. you were right the other day. about eileen renfro. i had no idea she would respond to you the way that she did. i just told you i did because i was embarrassed i'd lost my temper. would i have gotten to the truth some other way? of course, but... you got me there faster. now, please, how fast can you get me to sanbridge hospital? (car alarm chirps) you were peter saldua's last therapist, weren't you? you started treating him, what, 18 months ago? probably just a few wee

eileen filler-corn of springfield, virginia, battled antiabortion efforts last winter. >> all these extreme social issues and bills came before us, bills that stripped rights away from women. women matter, women have rights, women deserve, you know, equal pay. >> the first lady -- >> ann holter cain is the daughter of with unvirginia governor and the wife of another. >> as a military mom, ms. mcbride, who introduced the first lady, just really warmed my house. >> sandra flufke -- >> i'm interested to hear what she has to say. it was a shame she got shouted down trying to present a point of view. a lot of women need and to contraception, not just for bifrt control, but because of conditions that they have. >> reporter: dodds it as a war

eileen towards -- i lean towards approving in asking the neighbors to try to work it out to go above and beyond the sound proofing requirements the entertainment commission is going to put on them. hopefully, by then, when you go before the entertainment commissce of improved soundproofing to protect the neighbors. let me see were all to go with this. commissioner sugaya: i have a side question. could you explain -- 3d owns the buildings further to the east, across the bridge? >> yes -- commissioner sugaya: are you involved in management- ownership? >> just 1881, which consists of sundance and on the spot -- and the spa. it affects both of them, especially the spa. commissioner sugaya: the lessee of the restaurant leases the property from the other owners. >> yes. >> what percentage of the spa has shared walls with the proposed subject? >> i do not know the exact -- they are the ones who have been getting several complaints. people asking for their money back, saying that it is not relaxing. it is not relaxing whatsoever with the noise. >> thank you. commissioner antonini: thank you,

commissioners come eileen hansen, a former ethics commissioners. i want to thank you for your service. i know the kind of time and energy it takes. i am understand there are tremendous pressures on you. thank you for your professionalism and your fairness. i had not intended to speak today, but i was struck by something i earlier. which is that both parties canker -- concur that relation of duties is key to whether official misconduct occurred. we know that with regard to ms. contact -- with regard to misconduct, there have to be a relations. the conduct unbecoming was maybe not so clear. both prongs of official misconduct have to be related to the duties of office. i do not believe this case arises to the level of official misconduct because i do not believe this is elevated to the level of official misconduct. i do not believe this is about whether domestic violence occurred. we do not need to charge again this case. [tone] the sheriff pleaded guilty to a related charge. that has concluded in my mind. i do not believe this is about whether you ar

. >> reporter: that's what hurts their teacher mary eileen gallagher the most. >> the classroom was my home. i spent more time there than i did in my apartment. so the loss of the student work and the loss of the materials that i had collected. it is painful and really sad. just making space for all those feelings, which is what we did in our old classroom. the same things will go into the new classroom. >> that beechwood community. we pull together and make it happen. >> reporter: the fire chief believes the fire was accidental. a pinched electrical cord. he spoke to the students to receive thanks for his team, but to remind the kids about the importance of having a smoke detect detector. that structure was not required to have a smoke detector. the law doesn't require that in a modular. the school is looking for donations to tie them over until the insurance money kicks in. clearly, they need money. they raised several thousand dollars so far. you can go to beechwoodschool.org. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> great report there. in oakland today, the ongoing fight

thank you to karen and david and eileen.and stay with us for later. i also want to update two stories that we've been covering on this show. previously we've told you about the ongoing scandal within the u.s. air force. female recruits charging male instructors with harassment and sexual assault. incidents stemming from the lackland air force base in san antonio, texas. the air force named a woman to take command of the basic training at lackland. the base that graduates about 35,000 airmen a year. while the air force made the appointment without any mention of the charges still under investigation, we salute the colonel's appointment. >>> last week on this program, we also featured valerie core, a sikh american filmmaker whose work focuses on peace and understanding for all people. valerie has been especially active since the oak creek sikh temple shooting in august. drawing the attention to hate crimes there. illinois senator dick durbin will convene a hearing on hate crimes prompted by the oak creek shootings. we can only

cheryl: eileen and you for this one.f you look at that labour participation rate in particular for men, it is the lowest it has been since 1948 when records began for this. how troubling is that? >> that is very troubling. part of the reason why is because some of the industries that have been hardest hit, manufacturing, housing, their over represented. you could say, the experts say by men. a story that did not get reported is the biggest drop in labor force participation rates for women. that's 57 percent. the only time it's been lower than that is in 1991, and at that point had a labor secretary that took to the stage under president george h. w. bush and said that glass ceiling has to be smashed. where is the average today? especially for young women who are taking on debt and trying to succeed. all of the effort that has been done for so many years, you just heard a week's worth of messaging about how one party is against women. the party that is actually in control here says nothing when it's the biggest drop in la

and eileen and look close and i'm like, no. >> detectives checked out photos of paula on kevin's iphone>> he pulled out a photo copy of her earring. and i knew it was her. and that was the worst day of my life. >> the earring, paula's earring had been found at the scene of a burning dumpster. and inside the dumpster they found the charred body of a person they thought was a female. >> it was gruesome beyond belief? >> yeah. i have relived that moment too many times. >> kevin was driven to the police station in north miami near where paula's remains had been found ten miles north of the dance club. they had questions for him, intense ones. how was he going to explain about a violent domestic history with his now murdered girlfriend? and how was he going to explain the lovers quarrel at the club? >> he grabbed her arm and that's . >>> 9:00 sunday night on new year's weekend, 2010, residents of a neighborhood in north miami began calling it in. a small dumpster was on fire. flames were shooting out. a body, it turned out, had been set on fire. >> could you tell male or female even? >> at t

. >> reporter: and that's what hurts their teacher, mary eileen gallagher, most. >> this is really hardu know, that classroom was my home. i spent more time there than i did in my apartment, so the loss of the student work, the loss of the materials that i had collected, it's painful and really, really sad. so just making space for all those feelings, which is what we did in our old classroom, so i think a lot of the same things are going to go in the new classroom. >> that's beechwood community. we pull together and make it happen. >>> in election news, republican presidential candidate mitt romney is in los angeles making a fresh appeal to latino voters and trying to cut into obama's advantage. in an address, romney promised to work with both parties to address immigration and help small business owners. >> over 2 million more hispanics are living in poverty today than the day president obama took office. >> he made money investing in companies that uprooted from here and went to china. >> in ohio today, president obama talked trade and his administration's filing of a new complaint a

. >> a special good morning to paula and eileen. >> good morning. >>> still ahead, the orioles came down to a thriller in the 9th. we'll let take you a look at that coming up. >> nationals pitcher john lanhan takes the mound. >>> the question of the day. 12% of men admit to doing one of these things while they are at a wedding. is it a, drinking too much, b, checking the score of a game or c, falling asleep? >> tony king wrote on our facebook fan page b. then they give it away by hollering if their team scores. >> log on to our facebook fan page and leave your response. there's a good reason why you should do that. >> we won't to congratulate terry, the winner of one of these. >> you get a chance to win a mobile gift card. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. 5:22. your weather first on this thursday morning. it's another very nice morning out there. got a touch of fog in one or two spots. temperatures the cool areas down to 50 or so we're sitting close to 60. we'll get to 9:00. partly to mostly sunny, 64. lunch time 76 degrees. near 80 up in baltimore. we'll have highs in the low 80s

so in my book i interview eileen, who was part of the second rotation, and so they very early, i forgothat he was, but this was within a few years, they brought in a whole new set of sciences, and she writes about what it's like to come on board but she said it's like drinking from a firehose. and, of course, you have a team that is well-established so it's very interesting. that has been ongoing. and over this period of eight years, you bring in your graduate students and then you summer interns, and so there's been a lot of turnover. >> you mentioned the word funding and, of course, funding is a big deal with science. you have a high profile curiosity and all the support for that, and that is to peek funding of public approval. how do you weather that, knowing as a scientist you are funding some extent is a measure of popularity? >> well, it's interesting, i think the most important constraint right now, we have a national budget problem that everyone knows they have to do with. and nasa is being very fairly treated over all within that range. i mean, in the sense of getting what it's

. >> reporter: others, like senior eileen, had already settled on davidson when she and her family gotxtra piece of good news. >> i was stunned. i was speechless when they told me. my mom started crying in the admissions office. >> some of us cry when we write the tuition checks every month. this is not easy, even for davidson. they have got about 2,000 students, as you heard. and a small endowment by college standards, only about $500 million. so, they are relying on private contribution and trying to keep up with their rising costs. nonetheless, hoping to give everybody a little something to talk about in this whole debate over student loans and rising college costs. guys? >> very interesting. we hope that that kind of model can be replicated elsewhere as well. thank you very much, scott cohn. >>> coming up next, the media mogul who says face book screaming buy. >>> and blackberry maybe not dead yet. we have got an analyst who's got a buy rating on r.i.m. we will find out why. and get the five reasons why companies are still addicted to the crackberry. >> and yes, we still are callin

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>> from the perspective of bringing in new people, i interview eileen who was part of the second rotation, i forget what the year was. they brought in a whole new set of scientists and she writes about what it is like to come on board. it is like drinking from a fire hose and you have the team that is well established. that has been going on. over this period of eight years you bring graduates and summer interns. >> you mentioned the word funding and that is a big deal and you have a high profile curiosity and support for that and that is the peak of funding and public approval and then on congressman holding up a little green man saying it is a little green man and that is the nadir of funding. how do you whether that as a scientist knowing your funding is a measure of popularity? >> it is interesting. the most important constraints right now, we have a national budget problem everyone knows they have to deal with and nasa is being fairly treated overall within that range in the sense of getting -- one think it got more but -- facing a huge cuts. the biggest problem is more internal in t

eileen dim and i told him how recovery. blanket. he shook my hand. eye in that room. chase. surgeries. feet. he had his dad next to him. he is back with his unit. american soldier. cloud of war. we are resilient. day on the horizon. the war in iraq is over. afghanistan. home. we are moving forward strongerwe emerged stronger than before. to look at you. great for centuries to come. says our country and our freedoms are worth fighting for. credit, but i will do my part and we will get the job done. back, and you have theirs. coming together, succeeding flag. our troops and your families. do. the united states of america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney and paul ryan spoke at a fair where the sick farewell victory valley following the republican national convention. ♪ [applause] >> hey, everybody. thank you very much. it felt good. thank you very much for coming out to our sendoff. what a great convention, huh? ,man. man. thank you forour wonderful hospitality. we could not have done it without you. an earthquake hit off the coast of the phil

signed, sincerely, eileen sindowsky, district director.pore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the hop yorble the speaker, house of representatives, sir. this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives that i have been served with a subpoena for testimony issued by the philadelphia municipal court, criminal division, in connection with a criminal prosecution currently pending before that court. after consultation with the office of general counsel, i have determined that compliance with the subpoena is consistent with the privileges and precedents of the house. signed, sincerely, warren raines, constituent services representative. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess >> watch and engage with c-span. when state september 3, -- october 3, a debate at the university of denver. then october 16, a debate at hofstra university. vice-what's the presidential candidate debate on thursday, october 11, and through the

eileen dim and i told him how proud i was of him and how proud the country was of him and how we would be praying for his recovery. and i was turning to leave and then something happened. there was a wrestling under his blanket. chase never opened his eyes, could not make a sound, but suddenly, you saw the blanket left, and his arm came out, and he shook my hand. a firm, army handshake. i do not think there was a dry eye in that room. a few months later i was visiting our wounded warriors at walter reed and i walked around the corner, and who is there but chase. he had endured multiple surgeries. he had persevered through physical therapy. but this time, he was on his feet. he was walking again. he had his dad next to him. he is back with his unit. it made me think, that is just one moment in the life of one american soldier. it captures the spirit, the resilience, the tenacity, the discipline, the resolve, the patriotism of all of you. you have served under the dark cloud of war. you have endured great loss. we americans are strong. we are resilient. we have resolved. now we can see a