clues to go on they believe a car struck eileen foley as she was walking to the hospital in clinton. sherry lee has details. >> there he is. >> reporter: eileen loved being on their pennsylvania farm spending time with her husband and their only son, but in recent years her health had suffered, friday night, she wasn't feeling well and laid down to rest >> i laid down and just as i did, i dozed off with her for a second. >> doug foley planned to take his wife to hospital in clinton but when he woke up she was gone. >> i was yelling as loud as i can eileen come on we are ready to go i went right to the emergency room i asked has anyone been admitted. >> it is 9 or 10 miles from their home in temple hills to hospital she had been known to walk long distances he searched from their home to the hospital but didn't find her. just after midnight, saturday, a car struck and killed 46-year-

fox 5 news reports foley's husband is remembering her as an angel of. >> reporter: eileen foley loved being on their pennsylvania farm spending time with their husband and only son, but in recent years her health had suffered. friday night she wasn't feeling well and laid down to rest. >> i laid down and just as i did i dozed off with her for a second. >> reporter: doug foley planned to take his wife to southern maryland hospital in clinton, but when he woke up, she was gone. >> and i was yelling as loud as i can eileen, come on, we're ready to. go i went right to the emergency room. i asked has anyone been admitted here? >> reporter: it's about 9 or 10 miles from their home in temple hills to the hospital. she'd been known to walk long distances. foley searched from their home to the hospital but didn't find her. just after midnight saturday a car struck and killed 46-year- old eileen foley on branch avenue yards from the hospital. >> i was probably less than 100 yards away from her or maybe a football field and a half and i never even knew the accident happened. she went -- i went h

just after midnight, saturday, a car struck and killed 46-year- old eileen foley on branch avenue. yards from the hospital. >> i was probably less than 100- yards away from her maybe a football field and a half and i never knew the accident happened she went -- i went home to wait for her to call. >> the car that hit eileen didn't stop, maryland state police believe it may have been a late model nissan but had no witnesses long time neighbor, taylor calls it unconscionable the driver hasn't come forward. >> he should be sad he should have stopped. see what he hit. >>> the couple had a strong faith,. >> she was an angel. >> that is what is getting her family threw this. >> eileen foley was the best wife that you could ever possibly have. >> he didn't find out what happened to his wife until filing a missing person's report later that day. >>> a deer crashed through the window of an suv killing a passenger it happened sunday night route 9, louden county, a car first hit the deer then the animal hit an suv, crashing through the window, killing a man. two other people were hurt but exp

on october 5, the mass convergence of students and workers at foley square in response to the october 1 arrests of more than 700 ows protesters on their brooklyn bridge played a pivotal role in raising public awareness of the occupy movement. the event also shows how occupy wall street facilitated interconnections and coalition building. indeed, the ows enabled solidarity between student and labor movements was by no means inevitable. conflicting motivations, needs and goals had in recent years foster divisions not only between workers and students but between students of public and private universities and between workers from different unions. with this this and and and more for schools of to budget cuts in corporate takeover of public services, the occupy movement offered a large umbrella to mobilize groups with seemingly different priorities towards a common cause. the story of how the occupy rally and march came to be and the offense is subsequently enabled highlights occupies our ascent -- power of an engine of solidarity. is the occupation of zucotti approached its third week,

foley and mr. pace, would you care to comment on it. you have in your prepared remarks, but with we've found ourselves in a rather we peculir situation in that i'm sure good-meaning people who see a business opportunity spent some billions of dollars to help achieve a national objective which is a good one of making broadband more available, high-speed broadband across our country. and yet we had a gps system set up and elaborated for a number of years that needed to be in if a quiet area as was the testimony before, was well known. evidently, the price of that spectrum reflected that to some excan't. extent. and yet that spectrum was acquired, and the previous purpose was broadened at the staff level, at the fcc. evidently, leading people to think they could do something. and that's going to ruin a lot of savings of people who have invested in all this technology. so is this, is this a staff failure, or are people leading someone down the prim rose path? i mean, how -- we need clearer fences here, explain people why -- evidently, the s

foley had been dealing with health problems in recent years. maryland state police believe the car may have been a late model nissan but they have no witnesses so far. investigators also trying to determine what sparked a deadly apartment building fire in southeast washington. the flames broke out just after 8:00 last night in the basement of the building on good hope road in southeast. a woman was rushed to the hospital and that is where she later died. three other people were treated and released. >>> $30 million in just seven months. now what d.c. speeding cameras have pulled in. >> details of one other reason the cameras are likely here to stay. >>> we've got cold temperatures to start your day. we are in the 20s and low 30s. i'll have all the details on the get back to work forecast and julie wright is in. she has a look at your traffic. we'll do it right after the break. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ f

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at 5:30 on october 5, foley square team that thousands of students and workers laughing, chanting and reveling in the power of their numbers. at as the sunset, trickled they trickled out of the square to the south, marching towards liberty plaza and the occupation that occasion their unity. just a little bit more, this is the biggest moment between neighboring occupied was the moment of the first attempted eviction. this is the night before. several working groups began reaching out to the movement supporters in the new york community and preparation for the confrontation takes you to become the next morning. hold the note over the internet urging anyone who is able to make their way down to the part. the labor outreach committee procured a strong strolling of solidarity for new york city union, contacting park employee, sanitation workers and custodians still at the cleanup. more significantly, many unions including communication workers, auto workers, service employee and inflation than members of exciting and on the 14th, an hour before the scheduled cleaning. and the united federa

near term, what we can do is, we are going to come forward with an allocation request from prop k to foley request that planning phase. we should come to your office to brief you on that for what the steps and someone will be. we are trying to time it for near-term funds, the one bay area grant coming up in one year, and recently, the proposition be straight -- b street project. we can talk to you about the planning phase, mature office is involved in that, scheduled meetings to make sure we are talking with the right people, and working with your office to fully fund the project. commissioner kim: i apologize for taking up so much time on this item, but i would like to see a plan for funding, timeline of when this will get done. also, i want to have a better understanding of processes like this so that this does not happen to another major project. to me, there is a huge gap in communication. this morning, everyone was blaming someone else for not being notified. months ago, we should have flagged ths. this should not happen to any other project again and there should be a way to set up a

but on the far right, my far right is is bob foley. bob was a young officer in vietnam when he was involved in an action for which he received the medal of honor. you saw the video reflecting on the people that serve and he, like others, were put into a situation where in their case they were ambushed and he took charge and made a difference and the people who were with him followed him through that action and they were successful because of it. the same sort of thing happened to barney barnum. i'll ask a couple of questions and bring out some of the things in their actions in just a minute. his unit was ambushed. he was a young first lieutenant with a lot of young marines and his commanding officer and radio man was killed and he had to take charge. that characteristic is present with all of those who have received the medal of honor in terms of being able to take charge of a situation that we find incredibly hard to relate to and do something to make a difference. and to do something more in the case of saving lives than taking lives

supporters standing right next to the politicians officially turned into puppets with the wealthy elite foley no strings and illinois law says it's illegal for civilians to videotape police officers fifteen years in prison if this isn't changed how will it affect the occupy movements plans to show up in chicago the g eight and nato meeting. president obama really ticked off a lot of people with his recent decisions to require religious institutions hospitals specifically or for offer free contraception in their employer sponsored health insurance plans or the left democrats are saying it's a politically unwise decision heading into an election year on the right republicans are saying it's an all out assault against a constitution going to war on religion and rick santorum is saying that the president is about to rez resurrect rose peer bring back the french revolution's you team. what's left is a government that will tell you who you are what you do and when you do. want to live in france we came to getting. these gentlemen we're not going. but if we do. and probably the president obama and h

whether it's a stepping in a european union or whether it's going to be someplace in asia steps in foley china china will invest in them so is that a good thing i mean now that we're all globally tied and we see these kinds of situations arise is the global economy a good progression. it was a natural progression it's not as if anyone could stop it when you have free trade we would say i mean it's going to happen this way you have more interdependent countries at this point whether or not people even know what's going on with the greece bailout the bottom line is it's happening let's see if this one will make a difference. are as alike laurie said whether you know much about it or not or whether you agree or disagree with it bailouts have become a go to strategy from countries to companies there's no way around it the bailout is also a political tool and rhetoric surrounding bailouts seems not to be going away to talk more about this i'm joined by max fried wolf senior analyst at green cross capital from our studios in new york city and max let's start with this bailout of greece there a

. >> former republican congressman mark foley admitting he was gay only after exposed after flirtingles in person and text messages. he resigned and went to sex rehab. you have seen the denial and rationization. time for the admission. >> i'm here to say that all of these allegations in one of these newspapers are absolutely completely false except for the issues that refer to me being gay because that's the truth. i am gay. >> so to be fair to arizona sheriff paul babeu, to our knowledge he has never denied being gay nor pushed for antigay measures but now a congressional candidate with a tough stance on illegal immigration and only came out after being the subject of an abusive power scandal about an ex lover who happens to be a staffer who says the sheriff threaten today deport them if he made the relationship public. babeu denies it all. none of this would be necessary or scandalous if sheriff babeu acknowledged he was gay in the first place. there would be no need to allegedly coerce jose into signing a nondisclosure agreement. this picture and other more revealing ones might ne

foley would care to comment on it. you have and you're prepared remarks, but we find ourselves in a rather peculiar situation that i'm sure many people live spend billions of dollars to help achieve the national objective which is a good way of making the farby and -- broadband across the country, and it we had a gps system set up for a number of years that needed to be in a quiet area. that spectrum was acquired at the previous purpose was to broaden the the stuff local at the fcc leading people they could do something and that's several of savings. people invest in and technology. so is this a staff failure to people leaving some the half, how. obviously the spectrum price and some knowledge not the investor loveless to what was going on. but is it a failure of the technical advisers of these investors? i guess it's speculation but it may be looking for how we can avoid this waste of resources in the future for us to the situation we find ourselves. do any of you have any ideas? >> thank you. i think the main thing w

. >> former republican congressman mark foley admitting he was gay only after he was exposed for improperlying with young male congressional pages in person and through racy text messages. he resigned and went to sex rehab. so you've seen the denial and the rationization. time now for the high-profile admission. >> i'm here to say that all these allegations that were in one of these newspapers are absolutely completely false except for the issues that refer to my being gay. because that's the truth. i am gay. >> so to be fair to arizona sheriff paul babeu, to our knowledge he has never denied being gay or to our knowledge has he ever pushed for anti-gay measures. but he's now a congressional candidate with a tough stance on illegal immigration and only came out after becoming the subject of an abuse of power scan cal revolving and ex-lover who happens to be a former staffer and who happens to be a mexican national named jose who he says he threatened to deport him if he made their relationship public. babeu denies it all. here's a no talking points point, none of this would be necessary or

a big notion having a diverse port foley yo, a sginer, how many stocks do you recommend? away money for an index fund. first $1,000, index fund. after that start picking stocks. i don't want you to have -- honestly. if you had $2,500, start buying $500 in five different positions. about the what i'll give to you do it. first the index fund. all miss diversification, with "mad money" doing investing. stick with cramer. >> announcer: as the president urges big business to embrace ingenuity. >> my message is now is the time to invest in america. >> announcer: cramer's on the ground finding those ready to run. >> this is about made here. this is about made in america and made great. >> announcer: "mad money" with jp jp. weeknights 6:00 and 11:00 eastern only on cnbc. >> announcer: see the world through the eyes of jim cramer. "mad money" weeknights on cnbc. hey, did you ever finish last month's invoices? sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i bette

foley and mr. pace would care to comment on it. you have it in your remarks, but we found ourselves in a rather peculiar situation and i'm sure you're good meaning people have seen the business opportunity to send aliens of dollars to help achieve a national object is, which is a good one of making broadband work and high speed to brad pitt and across the country. and yet, we have elaborated for a number of years, they need to be well known and the price of that spec term reflected that to some extent. and yet then, that spectrum was acquired in the previous purpose was broadened at the level at the fcc, evidently needing people to think that to do some pain. it has been a rule and a lot of people who have invested in office technology. so is this a staff failure? or people leaving someone down the criminals path? i mean, we need a clear offense this year to explain to people? at the atlanta price perspective some knowledge at the investor level and to what was going on, but was it in the failure of the technical advisers that thes

the congressman's point that i have a great respect for on the house side with retailing the entire foley and there is a battle and more conservative members in the republican caucus that are for the albright repeal so how we move away from if we repeal portions of all and the tax and everything else, the horrible portions of it, how do we move to where we are not making a data law better? >> there's a huge amount of discussion on exactly that point to a few repeal it will you improve it? that is such a misunderstanding of how truly monstrous this is. they could pass the bill every week between now and november whatever the election date is and they were only on the margin be able to make this law better and it still wouldn't pass the senate so they have to continue to keep up the drum beat as the educated the american people about what really is in this law. they had a huge part of all that they just put in an order to be able to pretend that it was a deficit reduction flaw and it's just outrageous. shine a light on that and then talk about the independent payment advisory board, then yo

john foley, the greater china bureau chief at reuters, thanks very much indeed for joining us. i see standard life this morning. they said they're going to vote against this deal. is there enough for xstrata shareholders, bear in mind mergers have a 20% or 30% premium? >> well, you said there was a 15% premium earlier. it's a bit cheap for can companies to say that because that's comparing glencore's shares today with xstrata's shares last week. if you look at it on a more normal basis it's about an 8% premium. i don't think they can really complain because this deal has been in the making for years. xstrata doesn't have any other options because glencore earns 35% of its stock. unlikely a white knight. this is a good thing for xstrata. it removes competition with glencore, of course, runs mining and makes them a bigger company that can go for bigger targets like anglo-american if they want to, maybe even one day propose a merger with rio tinto which is now just a whisker bigger than xstrata glencore international is going to be. it's a good deal, i think. >> you raise an inter

kaitlyn foley is teaching students many moves they have only seen on teefment they started on mondaynowing basically nothing. now they have four dances under their belt, including the cha-cha. >> we get to dance. we get to dance music. we never got to dance in gym before. >> my favorite part is the twist. >> i really think the popularity of the program, the dancing with the stars, so you think you can dance, that helps, because they can see, oh, the cha-cha, i learned that. oh, the twist. >> that dancing program started six years ago in one school. this year it is in more baltimore county schools. >> word of mouth is spreading around the county and the children are loving it. >> i thought a lot of people wouldn't like this because they this to to be partners with the boys, and they were always saying they didn't want to touch people's hands, but then it was funny to see them good at it. >> they are always moving around, teaming up with partners, and that's great. then they get to experience what they just learned with a new face in front of them. >> i like it. i like it because it is

john foley, director aviation gnss technology of garmen and come and dr. scott is the record of the space policy institute international affairs george washington university. thank you for making all of you the time to be with us today on this very somewhat technical but very important subject for the secretaries of our economy and the safety and as the country we will begin with captain cassidy. >> good morning mr. chairman and the members of the subcommittee. i am captain shaun cassidy first vice president of the airline pilots association international and i represent more than 53,000 professional pilots based in the united states and canada. it's an honor to appear before the subcommittee to underscore the tremendous contribution of the satellite based navigation system weeks to ensure the efficient and safe operations in the united states and around the globe. given the vital the importance of the global positioning system as a key component of the country's transportation infrastructure, is appropriate and indeed essentials for the house transportati

foley director, aviation gnns technology of garmin e.t., inc. and dr.scott case who's the director of space policy -- the space policy elliott school of affairs, george washington university. i think -- all of you for making the time to be with us today on this very -- somewhat technical to a layman but very important subject for sectors of our economy and our safety and competitiveness as a country. and we'll begin with -- we'll begin with captain cassidy waiting for mr. hendricks. >> it's still morning, good morning, mr. chairman. and members of the subcommittee. i'm captain shaun cassidy, first vice president of the airline pilots association international and i represent more than 53,000 professional pilots based in the united states and canada. it is an honor to appear before the subcommittee to underscore the tremendous contribution that the satellite-based navigation system makes to ensuring efficient and safe operations in the united states and around the globe. given the vital importance of the global positioning system as a key component of th

through this about the quality of life he's been working and having fun if you're not able to do that foley because he didn't sleep well life is too short to live to be all saggy five resolve have it's had a personality she said and the smell the roses life is too short and tennis terri to go i stopped remember you have to be good to yourself set yourself up the few in the hobby prevented john guinness house if you wanna get a better night's cbs set yourself up to get a better night's sleep for the serta match dressed as factory fresh manufacturing great delivery on parade of warranty it's a technicality what has gone into this matches layers that help regulate your temperature weis and help with the comfort of your body piece of mine with a fire blocker setting itself up for kyanite sleep wilsie threw for 10 years both the official mattresses the work with us and partner mythos to develop these of balance technology that we showed you it's a great spinal alignment pressure relief in many of those issues will be back in 9:00 p.m. eastern time say make the decision now stay tuned wendy is co